Meiosis 2 begins with 2 haploid parent cells and ends with 4 haploid daughter cells (gametes). Gametes from the opposite sex can now merge together and fertilize.
If I were to refer to a specific haploid daughter cell merging with another to produce a zygote; are these daughter cells from Meiosis 2 still called 'daughter' cells or are they now called parent cells?