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Recombination of the alleles of two genes A and B following crossing over will hypothetically result in four allelic recombinations. In the absence of crossing over the two parental combinations would be formed as
Options
(a) AB and ab type
(b) AB and Ab type
(c) ab and aB type
(d) AB, ab, Ab and aB
Correct Answer:
AB and ab type
Explanation:
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Topics: Genetics
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Subject: Biology
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