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lauren_carter27

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I put D coz it said crossing over between homologous chromosomes, and I thought they were identical, so if they swap over bits, it wouldn't be any different gentically?????? :confused:
 

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said sex linkage also.

Gametes are sex cells like ova and sperm. hence, mutaion, assortment of alleles and crossing over can all influence genetic variability.
 

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All the question is asking is which of the four is not a source of variation. Sex linkage actually limits variation. The other three provide variation. B!
 

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im sorry but homologous chromosomes are similar in structure and conten but i dont think they are identical in genetic make up
 

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crossing over occurs in homologous chromosome in the X regions
it was sex linkage coz it doesnt create variation at all
 

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I used the cancellation method and came out with B. I think the trick was that people would of seen gametic cells, thought sex-cells and assumed sex-linkage was not the answer :)
 

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