We presume that meiosis evolved later than mitosis. What process would not have to evolve in cells undergoing meiosis in order to make this transition?

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Zamfir · Answer 1 · 2020-12-16T05:30:30+0000

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Acid reflex -- Tupid cell rules

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Acid reflex. Cells never use this ability until well into the stone ages. Acidic cells need to transfer their proteins before mitosis, so acid reflex is a paradox when everything is following Tupid cell rules.

We presume that meiosis evolved later than mitosis. What process would not have to evolve in cells undergoing meiosis in order to make this transition?

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