Choose the correct pair.
Column-$I$ Column-$II$ $1$. Leptotene $p$. Homologous chromosomes are separated $2$. Diakinesis $q$. Nucleolus reappears $3$. Pachytene $r$. Chromosomes can be observed in a microscope $4$. Anaphase-$I$ $s$. Nucleolus disappears $t$. Crossing over
| Column-$I$ | Column-$II$ |
| $1$. Leptotene | $p$. Homologous chromosomes are separated |
| $2$. Diakinesis | $q$. Nucleolus reappears |
| $3$. Pachytene | $r$. Chromosomes can be observed in a microscope |
| $4$. Anaphase-$I$ | $s$. Nucleolus disappears |
| $t$. Crossing over |
- A$(1-r), (2-s), (3-t), (4-p)$
- B$(1-t), (2-q), (3-r), (4-s)$
- C$(1-p), (2-r), (3-r), (4-s)$
- D$(1-q), (2-r), (3-s), (4-t)$
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