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Things crossover often describes (“crossover ________”)
trial, frequency, design, study, trials, point, effects, points, distortion, studies, progeny, analysis, molecules, event, types, gametes, phenomena, events, classes, experiments, chromatids, comparison, dreams, recombination, method, complexes, grafts, designs, voters, type, operator, votes, class, compounds, libraries, frequencies, versions, chromosomes, machine, regions, tiles, pressure, steps, amplitude, mediums, evaluation, differences, isomorphisms, interactions, drive, cables, appeal, success, constraint, solids
How crossover often is described (“________ crossover”)
uniform, single, double, unequal, weak, blind, strong, standard, second, simple, dimensional, genetic, racial, average, white, considerable, strand, homologous, based, smooth, significant, active, random, randomized, cultural, passive, arithmetic, weakest, electronic, heuristic, facial, reciprocal, traditional, complete, order, narrow, geometric, arithmetical, classical, hypoglossal, non, partial, successful, multiple, way, controlled, simulated, conventional, apparent, period, rapid, bcs, sharp, dynamic, aware, dependent, destructive, gradual, femorofemoral, linear, subtree, induced, selective, recurrent, triple, adaptive, diagonal, substantial, parent, multipoint, nonreciprocal
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