The correct option is A Duplication of genes occurs twice in meiosis
The gene or DNA does not get duplicated twice during meiosis. Duplication of chromosomes takes place during the S phase of the interphase. This duplication takes place only once before the begining of meiosis I. Before meiosis II, there is no duplication of chromosomes that takes place. Hence, DNA duplicates only once during meiosis.
Karyokinesis or the division of the nucleus takes place twice during meiosis.
Cyclin proteins activate the kinase proteins during the cell cycle.
At the end of meiosis, the daughter cells have half the number of chromosomes. So, meiosis is also called reductional division.