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In prophase I of meiosis, crossing over results in A) genetic recombination. B) creating a male gamete. C) creating a female gamete. D) half the number of chromosomes.
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In prophase I of meiosis, crossing over results in

A) genetic recombination.
B) creating a male gamete.
C) creating a female gamete.
D) half the number of chromosomes.

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I reckon the correct answer is A.) Genetic recombination.
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It's A. genetic recombination
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