Meiosis
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| meiosis | a process of cell division that allows organisms to reproduce
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| haploid cells | cells that contain only one set of chromosomes
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| diploid cells | cells than contain two sets of chromosomes, each set from each
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| zygote | a female germ cell that has been
fertilized by a male germ cell and
inherits one set of chromosomes from each parent
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| gametes | sex cells; including sperm and eggs
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| homologous chromosomes | two chromosomes that are paired and have
information about the same trait
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| somatic cells | all cells besides egg or sperm cells
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| tetrad | a four-strand group of chromosomes joined at a point
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| crossing-over | an exchange of genetic material between two chromatids
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