What would happen if meiosis fails to occur in gametocyte?
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If meiosis did not occur, fusion of gametes would result in a doubling of the chromosomes for each successive reproduced generation. For example in case of man egg cells and sperm cells like other cells must contain 46 chromosomes.
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If meiosis does not occur, the chromosomal ‘number of the offspring’ will not be maintained. During meiosis the ‘number of chromosomes’ in a cell is decreased to half.
Explanation:
- As meiosis occurs in the sex cells of an individual so due to the ‘fusion of the gamete’ from either of the parent the chromosome number of that species is maintained.
- If in case of ‘gametogenesis meiosis’ does not take place then the newly formed individual will have double the number of chromosome as present in the parents. So a new organism will be formed.
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