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Genetic variation occurs through genetic recombination.
2 different methods of genetic recombination are illustrated. In the first method, Upper A Upper A, aa, Upper B Upper B, b b form Upper A Upper A, Upper B Upper B, a a, and b b. These then go on to form Upper A Upper B, Upper A Upper B, a b, a b. In the second method, Upper A Upper A, a a, Upper B Upper B, b b form Upper A Upper A, Upper B Upper B, a a, and b b. These then go to form Upper A b, Upper A b, a Upper B, a Upper B.
Which method of genetic recombination is illustrated in the diagram?
independent assortment
fertilization
crossing over
sexual reproduction
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Crossing over.
Explanation: The diagram shows parental chromosomes (AB and ab) producing recombinant chromosomes (Ab and aB) by exchanging alleles between homologous chromosomes during meiosis — this is crossing over.
Explanation: The diagram shows parental chromosomes (AB and ab) producing recombinant chromosomes (Ab and aB) by exchanging alleles between homologous chromosomes during meiosis — this is crossing over.
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