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    crossing over is believed to have originated from?

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    Gene Repair?


    http://www.researchgate.net/publication/230569999_DNA_repair_and_crossing_over_favor_similar_chromosome_regions_as_discovered_in_radiation_hybrid_of_Triticum

    Being dead? 

    jhharlan

    A little not serious for you, don't you think?
    Colleen

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    No, that's what crossing over means to me. When a person dies, his/her soul exits the body and crosses over to heaven. Dying would have to originate the crossing over.
    jhharlan

    But where did the phrase original from?
    Colleen

    Moderator
    Apparently from religions. "While many religious traditions share a belief in an afterlife, the term "crossing over" is commonly used in a general, spiritual sense rather than being linked to a religious denomination or group." http://www.ehow.com/how-does_5541394_process-crossing-over.html The term was popularized by John Edwards, the person MCM's answer mentions.

    Didn;'t that guy on TV  named John Edwards  start that term ?  He had a show on in the early 2000s, by that name , that was very popular where he communicated with the dead loved ones of audience members. I think the name of his book was Crossing Over.



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