While in mitosis, the daughter cells resemble each other and also the parent cell; in…
Biology · Class 11 · CBSE — Cell Cycle and Cell Division
While in mitosis, the daughter cells resemble each other and also the parent cell; in meiosis they differ not only from parent cell in having half the number of chromosomes, but also differ among themselves qualitatively in genetic constitution due to
- segregation and crossing over only
- independent assortment and segregation only
- independent assortment and crossing over only
- crossing over, independent assortment and segregation.
Answer
(D) crossing over, independent assortment and segregation.
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