How does random fertilization add to the genetic variation?

A)Nonsister chromatids exchange gene segments to produce new combinations of maternal and paternal genes.

B)Fusion of sperm and ovum, each having a unique combination of chromosomes, introduces further variation.

C)Homologous pairs of chromosomes sort into daughter cells independently of the other pairs.

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28-11-2015
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How does random fertilization add to the genetic variation?

A)Nonsister chromatids exchange gene segments to produce new combinations of maternal and paternal genes.

B)Fusion of sperm and ovum, each having a unique combination of chromosomes, introduces further variation.

C)Homologous pairs of chromosomes sort into daughter cells independently of the other pairs.

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Random fertilization adds to the genetic variation thanks to B)Fusion of sperm and ovum, each having a unique combination of chromosomes, introduces further variation. Fertilization is a process of fusion of sperm and ovum. In a random fertilization, it is expected that sperm and ovum each have a unique combination of chromosomes. Thus, the created zygote will have a unique combination of chromosomes which introduces variation.