SloeMoe t1_j50bvdg wrote
Reply to comment by fruticosa in Given that reproduction is difficult or impossible when both animals have different numbers of chromosomes, how did so many species evolve to have so many different numbers of them? by MercurioLeCher
Sounds kind of like forking in software development. So let's say it's a sexually reproducing species. At gametogenesis, the chromosomes are doubled, how does that sperm with double chromosomes sync up with non-doubled eggs from any other individual in the population? Beyond that, how would any offspring find a suitable mate, seeing as they have dissimilar chromosome counts now?
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