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No, proteins don't carry out translation, ribosomes do.
And even if one considered the fact that ribosomes contain proteins (even though it is the ribosomal RNA part that links amino acids together in translation), it still would not be true that the variations in base sequence required more ribosomal proteins.
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There are four haploid nuclei present in the last stage of meiosis II, which is telophase II. That is because the cytoplasm was being divided that results into four nuclei. Each of these has 23 chromosomes that contain a chromatid.
About 160 years. After Charles Darwin came out with his theory people have been debating it.
