The paradox of meiosis is

  • A
    Conservation of specific chromosome number from generation to generation
  • B
    Produces four haploid cells after meiosis $II$
  • C
    It is a double division
  • D
    Does not involve $DNA$ replication

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Which process ensures the maintenance of a specific type and a fixed number of chromosomes in organisms across generations?

What is the significance of meiosis?

Whereas the number of chromosomes is reduced to half in the first meiotic division,what is the need for the second meiotic division?

With which type of reproduction do we associate the reduction division? Analyse the reasons for it.

Constancy of the chromosome number in successive generations is brought about by the process of

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