how do germ cells where is the gametes get single set of genes from parents have two copies in them
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The gametes posses a haploid genome of either parent and during fusion, these characters present in the genome pass on to the offsprings to form a diploid zygote. ... Meiosis, therefore, helps the germ cells make a single set of genes (haploid) from the normal two copies (diploid).
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