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How is genetic material exchanged during meiosis? A. Microtubules attach to fused homologous chromosomes. B. Segments of homologous chromosomes recombine, creating recombinant chromosomes C. Chromosomes
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How is genetic material exchanged during meiosis?

A. Microtubules attach to fused homologous chromosomes.
B. Segments of homologous chromosomes recombine, creating recombinant chromosomes
C. Chromosomes are replicated and produce identical copies during DNA replication.
D. Following telophase, cytokinesis seperates the cell into two daughter cells.

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C. Chromosomes are replicated and produce identical copies during DNA replication.

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