As the age of an individual increases, which of the following phenomenon has greater chance of occurring (as compared with a younger individual)? More crossing over, less nondisjunction More nondisjunction, less crossing over Both nondisjunction and crossing over will increase with age Both nondisjunction and crossing over will decrease with age

As the age of an individual increases, which of the following phenomenon has greater chance of occurring (as compared with a younger individual)? More crossing over, less nondisjunction More nondisjunction, less crossing over Both nondisjunction and crossing over will increase with age Both nondisjunction and crossing over will decrease with age

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Biology Today and Tomorrow without Physiology (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter9: Patterns Of Inheritance

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