Answer:
The correct answer is production of haploid gamete cells that is a sperm and egg cell.
Explanation:
Meiosis is a type of cell division which an organism uses to produce four haploid daughter cells. meiosis takes place in two phases: meiosis I and meiosis II.
The number of chromosomes or ploidy level changes from 2n to n as two cells is formed during meiosis I which is the reason why meiosis I is also known as "reductional division". Meiosis II is known as the equational division where the cells with n ploidy form daughter cells with n ploidy level. Meiosis is a type of sexual division which is involved in the formation of sex cells or gametic cells.
Thus, the production of haploid gamete cells is the correct answer.
