Meiosis is a process that occurs in sexually-reproducing organisms. This process is divided into two phases—meiosis I and meiosis II. At the conclusion of meiosis I, there are
A.
two daughter cells that each contain only one homologous chromosome from each parental pair.
B.
four daughter cells that each contain only one chromatid from each parental chromosome.
C.
four daughter cells that each contain only one homologous chromosome from each parental pair.
D.
two daughter cells that each contain only one chromatid from each parental chromosome.