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The recombination of linked genes contribute to natural selection - it maintains genetic variability in a species.
The correct option is A.
Recombination is a process in which DNA is swapped between a pair of chromosomes as a result of chromosomes crossing over during meiosis. Recombination can therefore allow two genes that were previously unlinked because they were on different chromosomes to become linked, and vice versa: connected genes can become unlinked.
It keeps a species' genetic diversity intact.
Recombination on its own does not result in evolution. Instead, it is a supporting mechanism that cooperates with natural selection by generating gene combinations that nature favours or rejects.
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