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What results in the formation of chiasmata?

AExchange of parts of paired homologous chromosome

BExchange of part of unpaired non-homologous chromosome

CDuplication of parts of paired homologous chromosome

DLoss of parts of unpaired non-homologous chromosome

Answer:

A. Exchange of parts of paired homologous chromosome

Read Explanation:

  • Exchange of parts of paired homologous chromosomes.

  • This process, known as crossing over, forms chiasmata, which hold homologous chromosomes together during meiosis and allow them to separate and form haploid gametes.


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