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Tresset [83]
3 years ago
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Homologous chromosomes pair together to form a ______________.. The process of pairing homologous chromosomes is called________.

. In each bivalent. there would be a total of ______ centromeres.. In a bivalent, you should be able to see_____ sister chromatids.. A physical exchange of material between two homologus chromosomes is called______.. The visible evidence that exchange of genetic material has occuredis called a ___________.. . the answer choices are:. chiasma. two. one. eight four. bivalent. crossing over. synapsis. centromere. cytokinesis
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patriot [66]3 years ago
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Homologous types of chromosomes pair together to form a bivalent. They undergo synapsis which is the process of pairing. In each bivalent. there would be a total of two centromeres  and  four sister chromatids. crossing over is the term used for the  physical exchange of material between two homologous chromosomes. A<span> chiasma</span><span> is the visible evidence that exchange of genetic material occured.</span>
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