Biology
Give reason:
The children of the same parents, howsoever similar, are different from each other in certain aspects.
Chromosomes
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Answer
The mixing up or recombination of genes during meiotic division provides for the innumerable variations and diversity in the progeny. That is how, the children of the same parents, howsoever similar, are different from each other in certain aspects.
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