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Arrange the following events of meiosis in correct sequence ?
1.Terminalisation , 2. Crossing over
3. Synapsis , 4. Disjunction

A

4,3,2,1

B

3,2,1,4

C

2,1,4,3

D

1,4,3,2

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B
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