3 years ago

How would the human population be different if crossing over did not happen durin meiosis

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<h2>Answer:</h2>

The great genetic and phenotypic diversity among humans is due to crossing over during meiosis in the human population.

<u>If crossing over does not happen in meiosis then, there will no genetic and phenotypic diversity in humans. </u>

In simple words, the faces and traits will reappear in generations.

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Rudiy273 years ago

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children would probably look more like their parents !!

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