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Complete the passage to describe independent assortment. During metaphase 1, the chromosomes line up in the middle of the cell. The way the chromosomes line up is , or independent. This independent alignment results in different possible arrangements or assortments of chromosomes during metaphase. This in turn results in different of chromosomes in cells. During sexual reproduction, the traits that are determined by the genes on these chromosomes are passed on from parents to offspring.
Complete the passage to describe independent assortment.
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During metaphase 1, the chromosomes line up in the middle of the cell. The way the chromosomes line up is
⇒ random, or independent. This independent alignment results in different possible arrangements or assortments of chromosomes during metaphase. This in turn results in different
⇒ combinations of chromosomes in
⇒ sex cells. During sexual reproduction, the traits that are determined by the genes on these chromosomes are passed on from parents to offspring.
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