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A chart showing how paleopolyploidy fits into the evolution process of modern species. Note that NOT all genes are reduced to two copy status during diploidization process. Many genes are retained by obtaining a new or specialized funtion even though the organism is now considered a diploid.

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current	19:18, 23 February 2007	448×295 (13 KB)	5dPZ (Talk \| contribs)	(A chart showing how paleopolyploidy fits into the evolution process of modern species. Note that NOT all genes are reduced to two copy status during diploidization process. Many genes are retained by obtaining a new or specialized funtion even though the )
	18:52, 23 February 2007	664×307 (17 KB)	5dPZ (Talk \| contribs)	(A chart showing how paleopolyploidy fits into the evolution process of modern species. Note that NOT all genes are reduced to two copy status during diploidization process. Many genes are retained by obtaining a new or specialized funtion even though the )