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A child's genetic disorder is thought to have arisen from a process called crossing over. The mother says, "I can't believe this happened. Is it because of something I did while I was pregnant?" How should the nurse respond?

▸ "No, crossing over only happens in sperm."

▸ "No, crossing over occurred before you got pregnant."

▸ "Did you drink alcohol during your pregnancy?"

▸ "Crossing over happens very late in embryonic development. It is random and is not caused by anything you did."

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