These COs (together with sister chromatid cohesion) generate the transient physical links, called chiasmata, that physically connect the homologous chromosomes and allow the homologs to separate adequately during the first meiotic division.
Even the physical links have tightened out of all recognition.
It was one of the few physical links that bound Muslims, Serbs and Croats.
Archaeology The Festival of British Archaeology starts today, and lasts until 29 July, with 750 events at museums, heritage centres, parks and universities across the country, and opportunities to explore physical links with our past.
In "World's Fair, New York City" — black and white, from 1964 — Winogrand captured two men and six women seated on a park bench, each contorted into an expressive pose, the physical links between them implying narratives, but never confirming them.
And indeed, reflecting in part the necessity of Indigenous Australians to maintain strong physical links with traditional lands to retain native title, about four in 10 still live in traditional country, often remote from urban settlements.
Indeed, reflecting in part the necessity of maintaining strong physical links with traditional lands to retain native title, about four in 10 still live in traditional country, often remote from urban settlements.
In cases in which antennas are spaced more than a few tens of kilometres apart, however, it becomes prohibitively expensive to employ real physical links to distribute the signals.
A virtual link can span multiple physical links.
Lying between New Zealand and Hawaii, Tokelau has few physical links with the wider world.
BSC It provides all the control functions and physical links between the MSC and BTS.
