Meiosis is a form of where a cell begins with a full set of DNA called a cell and then completes a cell division that reduces the number of in the initial cell by half. The end result of is four gamete cells, called cells. These gamete cells are genetically due to and crossing over

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Meiosis is a form of   where a cell begins with a full set of DNA called a  cell and then completes a cell division that reduces the number of  in the initial cell by half. The end result of  is four gamete cells, called  cells. These gamete cells are genetically  due to   and crossing over

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Meiosis is a form of **cell division** where a cell begins with a full set of DNA called a **diploid cell** and then completes a cell division that reduces the number of **chromosomes** in the initial cell by half. The end result of **meiosis** is four gamete cells, called **haploid cells**. These gamete cells are genetically **diverse** due to **independent assortment** and crossing over.