What Happens in Meiosis?
In meiosis, one cell divides twice to produce four daughter cells, each with half the chromosome number of the original cell. It's like nature's way of mixing up the genetic cocktail for evolution!
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Meiosis: Cells divide twice, chromosome number halves, genetic diversity happens. Simple as that.
Meiosis is all about making gametes (sperm and eggs). It halves the chromosome count and shuffles genes around for genetic diversity.
In meiosis, you get two rounds of cell division and end up with four unique cells. It's essential for sexual reproduction and genetic variety.
Think of meiosis as the ultimate genetic lottery draw: mix, match, split, and voil脿鈥攗nique offspring!
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