Question

match each type of error during meiosis with what happens to offspring. (1 point) errors in meiosis crossing - over nondisjunction results in cells having an extra or missing chromosome can lead to genetic disorders such as down syndrome creates new and different gene mixes on a chromosome

Explanation:

1. Errors in Meiosis: Errors during meiosis (including nondisjunction) can lead to genetic disorders like Down syndrome. So "Errors in Meiosis" matches "Can lead to genetic disorders such as Down syndrome".
2. Crossing - over: Crossing - over is a process in meiosis where homologous chromosomes exchange genetic material, creating new and different gene mixes on a chromosome. So "Crossing - over" matches "Creates new and different gene mixes on a chromosome".
3. Nondisjunction: Nondisjunction is a type of error in meiosis where chromosomes fail to separate properly, resulting in cells having an extra or missing chromosome. So "Nondisjunction" matches "Results in cells having an extra or missing chromosome".

Answer:

• Errors in Meiosis: Can lead to genetic disorders such as Down syndrome.
• Crossing - over: Creates new and different gene mixes on a chromosome.
• Nondisjunction: Results in cells having an extra or missing chromosome.