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write the significant of meiosis .

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Answered by deepesh123456goswami
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to maintain the diploid number of chromosome in sexually reproducing organism

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Significance of Meiosis:

Significance of Meiosis: 1. Formation of Gametes-

Significance of Meiosis: 1. Formation of Gametes- Meiosis produces gametes which

Significance of Meiosis: 1. Formation of Gametes- Meiosis produces gametes which take part in Sexual

Significance of Meiosis: 1. Formation of Gametes- Meiosis produces gametes which take part in Sexual reproduction.

Significance of Meiosis: 1. Formation of Gametes- Meiosis produces gametes which take part in Sexual reproduction. 2. Maintenance of Chromosome

Significance of Meiosis: 1. Formation of Gametes- Meiosis produces gametes which take part in Sexual reproduction. 2. Maintenance of Chromosome number- During sexual

Significance of Meiosis: 1. Formation of Gametes- Meiosis produces gametes which take part in Sexual reproduction. 2. Maintenance of Chromosome number- During sexual reproduction, the haploid

Significance of Meiosis: 1. Formation of Gametes- Meiosis produces gametes which take part in Sexual reproduction. 2. Maintenance of Chromosome number- During sexual reproduction, the haploid gametes resulting from meiosis,

Significance of Meiosis: 1. Formation of Gametes- Meiosis produces gametes which take part in Sexual reproduction. 2. Maintenance of Chromosome number- During sexual reproduction, the haploid gametes resulting from meiosis, unite to form Diploid Zygote.

Significance of Meiosis: 1. Formation of Gametes- Meiosis produces gametes which take part in Sexual reproduction. 2. Maintenance of Chromosome number- During sexual reproduction, the haploid gametes resulting from meiosis, unite to form Diploid Zygote. Thus the chromosome number is

Significance of Meiosis: 1. Formation of Gametes- Meiosis produces gametes which take part in Sexual reproduction. 2. Maintenance of Chromosome number- During sexual reproduction, the haploid gametes resulting from meiosis, unite to form Diploid Zygote. Thus the chromosome number is restored.

Significance of Meiosis: 1. Formation of Gametes- Meiosis produces gametes which take part in Sexual reproduction. 2. Maintenance of Chromosome number- During sexual reproduction, the haploid gametes resulting from meiosis, unite to form Diploid Zygote. Thus the chromosome number is restored. 3. Introduction of variation-

Significance of Meiosis: 1. Formation of Gametes- Meiosis produces gametes which take part in Sexual reproduction. 2. Maintenance of Chromosome number- During sexual reproduction, the haploid gametes resulting from meiosis, unite to form Diploid Zygote. Thus the chromosome number is restored. 3. Introduction of variation- New combinations of genetic

Significance of Meiosis: 1. Formation of Gametes- Meiosis produces gametes which take part in Sexual reproduction. 2. Maintenance of Chromosome number- During sexual reproduction, the haploid gametes resulting from meiosis, unite to form Diploid Zygote. Thus the chromosome number is restored. 3. Introduction of variation- New combinations of genetic material takes place during

Significance of Meiosis: 1. Formation of Gametes- Meiosis produces gametes which take part in Sexual reproduction. 2. Maintenance of Chromosome number- During sexual reproduction, the haploid gametes resulting from meiosis, unite to form Diploid Zygote. Thus the chromosome number is restored. 3. Introduction of variation- New combinations of genetic material takes place during crossing over. This brings about

Significance of Meiosis: 1. Formation of Gametes- Meiosis produces gametes which take part in Sexual reproduction. 2. Maintenance of Chromosome number- During sexual reproduction, the haploid gametes resulting from meiosis, unite to form Diploid Zygote. Thus the chromosome number is restored. 3. Introduction of variation- New combinations of genetic material takes place during crossing over. This brings about variations in the Offspring.

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