Answer:
The Y chromosome do not go through crossover
Explanation:
Typically, genes from the mother and father are shuffled -- or, "cross over" -- to produce a genetic combination unique to each offspring. But the Y chromosome does not undergo crossing over, and, as a result, its genes tend to degenerate, while repetitive DNA sequences accumulate. Each chromosome is made up of DNA.
Inference. It is important to distinguish between observations and inferences. ... When you do something with that observation, like draw a conclusion or offer an explanation or decide that a chemical reaction occurred, then you are making an inference.
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Answer:
alle and the daphina cell
