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1) Cell duplicates genetic information, forming two armed chromosomes, each arm the exact copy of the other arm, when they arrange into pairs2) Chromosome pairs line up in the centre of the cell3) Pairs are then pulled apart so each new cell only has one copy of each chromosome. Some of the father's and mothers chromosomes go into each cell4) The two cells divide again, where the chromosomes line up again in the centre of the cell and the arms of the chromosomes are pulled apart5) Four gametes produced each genetically different from rest as chromosomes are shuffled up 1,1,0 | n,n,n,y 1) Cell duplicates genetic information, forming two armed chromosomes, each arm the exact copy of the other arm, when they arrange into pairs2) Chromosome pairs line up in the centre of the cell......... ......3) Pairs are then pulled apart so each new cell only has one copy of each chromosome. Some of the father's and mothers chromosomes go into each cell4) The two cells divide again, where the chromosomes line up again in the centre of the cell and the arms of the chromosomes are pulled apart...

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Meiosis 1) Cell duplicates genetic information, forming two armed chromosomes, each arm the exact copy of the other arm, when they arrange into pairs............ ...2) Chromosome pairs line up in the centre of the cell3) Pairs are then pulled apart so each new cell only has one copy of each chromosome. Some of the father's and mothers chromosomes go into each cell...... .........4) The two cells divide again, where the chromosomes line up again in the centre of the cell and the arms of the chromosomes are pulled apart5) Four gametes produced each genetically different from rest as chromosomes are shuffled up

Original	1) Cell duplicates genetic information, forming two armed chromosomes, each arm the exact copy of the other arm, when they arrange into pairs 2) Chromosome pairs line up in the centre of the cell 3) Pairs are then pulled apart so each new cell only has one copy of each chromosome. Some of the father's and mothers chromosomes go into each cell 4) The two cells divide again, where the chromosomes line up again in the centre of the cell and the arms of the chromosomes are pulled apart 5) Four gametes produced each genetically different from rest as chromosomes are shuffled up
Title	Meiosis
Settings	1,1,0 \| n,n,n,y
Text1	1) Cell duplicates genetic information, forming two armed chromosomes, each arm the exact copy of the other arm, when they arrange into pairs ... ... ... ...
Text2	1) Cell duplicates genetic information, forming two armed chromosomes, each arm the exact copy of the other arm, when they arrange into pairs 2) Chromosome pairs line up in the centre of the cell ... ... ...
Text3	... 2) Chromosome pairs line up in the centre of the cell 3) Pairs are then pulled apart so each new cell only has one copy of each chromosome. Some of the father's and mothers chromosomes go into each cell ... ...
Text4	... ... 3) Pairs are then pulled apart so each new cell only has one copy of each chromosome. Some of the father's and mothers chromosomes go into each cell 4) The two cells divide again, where the chromosomes line up again in the centre of the cell and the arms of the chromosomes are pulled apart ...
Text5	... ... ... 4) The two cells divide again, where the chromosomes line up again in the centre of the cell and the arms of the chromosomes are pulled apart 5) Four gametes produced each genetically different from rest as chromosomes are shuffled up

Cell Chromosomes Pairs Copy Line Centre Pulled Duplicates