Genetic diversity is a biological term that explains the variations that exists in the genetic makeup of organisms in a population. It also ensures survival and prevents inbreeding effects.
The process that lead to an increase in genetic diversity include:
I. Random fertilization
III. Independent assortment of chromosomes
IV. Crossing over of alleles (I, III, and IV)
- These processes of random fertilization, independent assortment and crossing over ensures continued variation among populations.
- All these processes allows for the blending and mixing of the alleles to give a combination that is different (not identical) to that of the parents.
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