How Does Meiosis Create Genetic Variation?
Meiosis mixes and matches genes by recombining DNA and independently assorting chromosomes, producing one-of-a-kind offspring every time.
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Crossing over and independent assortment during meiosis are like nature's way of rolling genetic dice, ensuring no two gametes are the same!
Meiosis shuffles genetic material through crossing over and independent assortment of chromosomes, making each gamete genetically unique!
In meiosis, chromosomes exchange segments (crossing over) and align randomly (independent assortment), creating diverse combinations of genes. Think of it as genetic shuffling!
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