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NEST2011BiologyCell Cycle and Cell Division

Meiosis does not always result in the formation of four genetically identical haploid cells, because of

Options

  1. Ahomologous pairing.
  2. Brecombination.
  3. Cnon-disjunction.
  4. Danaphase separation.

Correct answer

B. recombination.

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