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Why is there variation new organisms formed from the joining of two reproductive cells?
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Why is there variation new organisms formed from the joining of two reproductive cells?
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when two reproductive cells join together they simply cross over their chromatids exchanging characteristics so new individual has the characters of both mother and father...
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