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If two parents are contributing genetic material to their offspring, why don’t the genes and chromosomes double in each generation?

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Because you only get generic material from each parent, 23 from each adding up to 46
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Chromosomes and genes do not double in each generation in se-xual reproduction because they are usually halved before being donated to offspring.

What is meiosis?

Meiosis is a reductional division involving s-ex cells. Meiosis happens prior to se-xual reproduction.

In other words, the halving of chromosomes takes place during the formation of gametes. Thus, gametes usually carry half of the chromosome and only a copy of each gene of the parents.

When two gametes combine to result in a zygote, their chromosomes and genes also pair up to arrive at a normal number of chromosomes and genes.

More on gamete formation can be found here: https://brainly.com/question/931785

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