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The process of 'crossing over':

The process of 'crossing over':

a. generally results in binary fission
b. involves nucleoli
c. involves breakages and exchanges being made between sister chromatids
d. involves breakages and exchanges being made between homologous chromosomes
e. involves random assortment of homologues during metaphase

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