Question

The meiotic division takes place in _____________.

Answer 1

Hint:
Let's discuss the topic of meiosis and reproductive cells.
Meiosis is referred to as reduction division. Meiosis will produce four daughter cells. All daughter cells have half as many chromosomes as the parent cells. The reproductive organs in males are known as the testes. The reproductive organs in females are the ovaries. In reproductive organ cells, a process called meiosis takes place. Meiosis creates gametes in organisms that reproduce sexually (sperm and ova).

Complete step by step answer:
Meiosis is a process that is exclusive to creatures that reproduce sexually. Such organisms have a diploid (two) set of chromosomes, made up of two haploid sets, in the nucleus of each cell (one inherited from each parent). All haploid sets are homologous, meaning that they include the same kind of genes, albeit maybe in different forms. Each homologous set of chromosomes in humans, for instance, contains a gene for blood type, albeit one set may carry the gene for blood type A and the other set may contain the gene for blood type B.
Each chromosome in the diploid germ cell has undergone replication and is made up of a joined pair of duplicated chromatids prior to meiosis. Chromosomes in the female chromosome contract to initiate the meiotic process.
Therefore, the meiotic division takes place in reproductive cells.
Hence, the answer is Reproductive cells

Note:
Meiosis and mitosis are the two different processes that cells use to divide. When people talk about "cell division," they typically refer to the process of creating new body cells called mitosis. The cell division process known as meiosis seems to be what produces sperm and egg cells. A vital process for life is mitosis.