When two homologous chromosomes align and exchange a segment of their genetic material, which can make linked traits seem independent of one another, this process is called _________.
a. epistasis
b. recombination
c. reciprocal cross
d. codominance
b. recombination
When two homologous chromosomes align and exchange a segment of their genetic material, which can make linked traits seem independent of one another, this process is called recombination.
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