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Pls help<3 What is the end result of crossing-over during the first stage of meiosis? a.the chromatids become non-sister (non-identical) chromatids b.the chromatids contain the maternal DNA only c.the chromatids are identical to each other d.the paternal DNA only is copied onto the chromatids
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Pls help<3 What is the end result of crossing-over during the first stage of meiosis?

a.the chromatids become non-sister (non-identical) chromatids
b.the chromatids contain the maternal DNA only
c.the chromatids are identical to each other
d.the paternal DNA only is copied onto the chromatids

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a

Step-by-step explanation:

Because the chromatids now contain little bits of DNA from one another they aren't identical. hope it helps

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