Zusammenfassung
Die Meiose besteht aus zwei Zellteilungen, denen eine einzige S-Phase vorgeschaltet ist. Die Mechanismen, denen die Chromosomenbewegung unterliegt, sind in Mitose und Meiose gleich. Es besteht daher kein Zweifel, daß sich die meiotischen Teilungen phylogenetisch von Mitosen ableiten.
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Traut, W. (1991). Struktur und Funktion der meiotischen Chromosomen. In: Chromosomen. Springer-Lehrbuch. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-95643-0_9
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