Same pair of homologs, but with an exchange occurring between two nonsister chromatids

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(c) Linkage: Two genes on a single pair of homologs; exchange occurs between two nonsister chromatids A B A B Nonsister a b chromatids a b A b Crossover gamete Crossover gamete Noncrossover

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