How does the chromosome number remain constant generation after generation in sexually reproducing organisms?
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Sexual reproduction keep the chromosome number constant from generation to generation because of the process of meiosis and fertilisation. Meiosis results in the equal distribution of chromosomes in each gametes that is haploid in number (means have 23 chromosomes).
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only 23 chromoseme pass from each parent cell to the mext generation
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