Occasionally,chromosomes Fail to Separate During Meiosis,leading to Daughter Cells That

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Multiple Choice

Occasionally,chromosomes fail to separate during meiosis,leading to daughter cells that have an abnormal number of chromosomes.This phenomenon is called

• A)epistasis.
• B)nondisjunction.
• C)crossing over.
• D)pleiotropy.
• E)chromosome inactivation.

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