In tetrad analysis, NPD asci can result from (Select all that apply.)
A) independent assortment of unlinked genes.
B) double crossovers between linked genes.
C) single crossovers between linked genes.
D) single crossovers between a gene and a centromere.
A) independent assortment of unlinked genes,
B) double crossovers between linked genes.
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