Biology, asked by kashi51, 11 months ago

what is the evolutionary significance of Diplotene stage​

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Answered by bhawnasharma67
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diplotene. a stage of MEIOSIS near the end of Prophase 1, in which the CHROMATIDS become separated (except at the CHIASMATA), and the chromosomal material is contracting. The chiasmata indicate that CROSSING OVER is taking place.

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Answered by gratefuljarette
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The evolutionary significance of diplotene stage is that there occurs a crossing over of genes from 2 different cells or chromosomes at this stage, that aids in the formation of a single zygote from 2 different gametes.

EXPLANATION:

Since the mixing of gene takes place, the inferior combination of genes gets deleted and the superior combination of genes which is required for existence gets selected. Due to this selection and deletion of the required genes it becomes an ideal process in the evolution .

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