explain how sexually reproducing organisms maintain a constant number of chromosome through several generation
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in unisexual animals a chromosomes are copied so they maintain constant chromosome number through several generations but in sexual reproduction due to the process of meiosis there is the chromosomal number maintained
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in unisexual animals a chromosomes are copied so they maintain constant chromosome number through several generations but in sexual reproduction due to the process of meiosis there is the chromosomal number maintained
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