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| is usually diploid and formed at fertilization |
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| all events in the life of an organism from its reproductive formation until it reproduces |
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| may act to hold synapsing chromosomes together |
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| will produce pollen by mitosis |
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| cell of a multicellular organism capable of undergoing meiosis |
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| body cell of a multicellular organism normally not capable |
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| variety in characteristics among individuals of a population |
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| reduces the number of chromosomes by half |
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| close alignment of homologous pair contributed by the egg |
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| random positioning of homologues occurs |
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| an exchange of pairs between homologous by a sperm |
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| a point on a chromosome where crossing over has occurred |
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| reproduction without fertilization |
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| a member of a homologous pair contributed by the egg |
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| the member of a homologous pair contributed by a sperm |
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| meiotic phase when chiasmata are visible |
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