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ack What is the arrangement of homologous chromosomes in the first division of meiosis, and why is this important? A cell's homologous chromosomes associate side by side, this sets up for the first division to cut the chromosome number of the daughter cells in half A cell's homologous chromosomes line up independently along the plane of division; this allows for the daughter cells to have the same chromosome number as the parent cell A cell's homologous chromosomes associate side by side; this allows for the daughter cells to have the same chromosome number as the parent cell O A cell's homologous chromosomes line up independently along the plane of division; this sets up for the first division to cut the chromosome number of the daughter cells in half