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A Bivalent is a pair of associated homologous chromosomes. It occurs during prophase I and metaphase I of meiosis where a pair of homologous chromosomes synapse together.

A Bivalent pair can also be referred to as a Tetrad.

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	~~ ~~A Bivalent is a pair of associated homologous chromosomes. It occurs during prophase I and metaphase I of meiosis where a pair of homologous chromosomes synapse together.		A Bivalent is a pair of associated [[homologous chromosomes\|homologous chromosomes]]. It occurs during [[prophase I\|prophase I]] and [[metaphase I\|metaphase I]] of [[meiosis\|meiosis]] where a pair of homologous chromosomes synapse together.

	A Bivalent pair can also be referred to as a Tetrad.		A Bivalent pair can also be referred to as a Tetrad.