8. Which of the following statements is true about a human meiotic cell after it has completed meiosis I?
A It is diploid (2n).
B. It has divided into four daughter cells.
C. It is haploid (n).
D. It proceeds directly to meiosis II without an intervening intermission.
A It is diploid (2n).
B. It has divided into four daughter cells.
C. It is haploid (n).
D. It proceeds directly to meiosis II without an intervening intermission.
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This means that after meiosis I, the cells are , or haploid—they no longer consist of full sets of chromosomes.