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Prophase I

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Centrioles move to the poles

Homologous chromosomes associate and and become bivalent

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his section has shown multiple ways in which nature tries to

increase variety in populations and we have seen the power of

variation in natural selection" Despite our understanding of the

importance of variation for natural selection biodiversity and for ourhealth countries all over the world are reducing the variety of crops

they plant and are replacing balanced ecosystems with

monocultures" Are such practices sustainableB Could reducing

variety in the foods we grow and eat increase ris>s of famine and

other global health crisesB