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Complete Copy Choice - According to the Copy choice theory, a part of e parental strand serves as a template for the synthesis of a copy. The copying process is then suddenly switched over to the other parental strand. The recombinant carries some genetic factors of one parental strand and some of the other. Thus the a section is copied from one parent and the b+ from the other. The complementary recombinant type is produced by an entirely independent recombination event.