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Inversion heterokaryotypes are often characterized as having reduced crossing over and reduced fertility.
 
  Assume that you were examining a strain of organisms you knew to be inversion heterokaryotypes and saw a relatively high number of double chromatid bridges extending between anaphase I nuclei. What would be a likely explanation for this observation? Explain with a labeled diagram.
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Essentials of Genetics


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A four-strand double crossover in the inversion loop of a paracentric inversion (in the heterozygous state) would generate the double bridge and two acentric fragments (which would be lost).
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