What process in meiosis ensures that daughter cells will be genetically different from parent cells? a.) Reproduction b.) Metaphase c.) Development d.) Crossing over

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What process in meiosis ensures that daughter cells will be genetically different from parent cells?

a.) Reproduction
b.) Metaphase
c.) Development
d.) Crossing over

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The answer is a crossing over

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Rohit Bansal answered Mar 10, 2018

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The answer is a metaphase

Sekl answered Mar 11, 2018

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