Biology, 18.03.2021 03:20 ewilly01

Which statement explains the benefit of crossing over during the process of meiosis? A. Crossing over allows the cell to go through two cell divisions.
B. Crossing over allows the final daughter cells to be genetically different.
C. Crossing over allows tbe chromosomes to match up with their homologus pairs.
D. Crossing over allows tbe chromosomes to evenly distribute among the daughter cells.

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