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Back	Meiosis forms gametes, and they fuse so this keeps the chromosome number constant from generation to generation

Front	How do viruses spread disease
Back	They live and reproduce inside cells

Front	How is rose black spot spread
Back	Fungus spores travel through water or wind

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