Yes, that's what I mean!!! Fancymylotus and lonely sol, that is exactly how I think of it. I have diagrams in front of me showing oogenesis and text that says M-I is the reduction division. And those explanations make complete sense to me. However, I had my Kaplan instructor (who messes lots of other details up) insisting I was wrong and making me feel like an ass for bringing it up. When I got home to look it up (because I just had to ya know?) I not only found my Bio I textbook and other resources which said M-I was clearly the reduction division....but I also found another textbook and different online resources which said outright that chromosome reduction occurs during M-II instead! So I guess we were both right (or wrong). It must be a point of contention among scientists then if two different textbooks published around the same time have two different answers. I'm sure it's not that big of a deal in the grand scheme of things, but I can just imagine a stupid DAT question that asks you to pick between the two right now.....