Three mechanisms that create genetic variation between individuals in a species are germline mutations, meiosis (crossing over and independent assortment), and sexual reproduction.
Genetic variation between individuals can occur through germline mutations, meiosis (crossing over and independent assortment), and sexual reproduction (combining different genetic material).
| Front | 3 mchanisms by which genetic variation between individuals in a species may occur: |
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| Back | germline genetic mutations, meiosis (crossing over P1, independent assortment M1), sexual reproduction (distinct sources of genetic material) |
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