How does meiosis result in genetic variation?
- Created by: Jake Da Floatilla Bird
- Created on: 14-04-13 20:39
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The suffling of existing genetic material into new combinations during meiosis is important in creating genetic variation.
This shuffling includes:
- independent assortment
- crossing over
Independent assortment:
- during meiosis only one chromosome from each pair ends up in each gamete
- the independent assortment of the chromosome pairs as they line up during meiosis 1 is a source of genetic variation
- this process is random; either…
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