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If the dominant alleles for stem color and fasciation are commonly located on the same chromosome, how could the dominant allele for one of these characteristics and the recessi…

If the dominant alleles for stem color and fasciation are commonly located on the same chromosome, how could the dominant allele for one of these characteristics and the recessi…
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If the dominant alleles for stem color and fasciation are commonly located on the same chromosome, how could the dominant allele for one of these characteristics and the recessive allele for the other be on the same chromosome?

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Chromosome crossing over in prophase 1 where DNA segments are moved between the homologous pair.

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