Homologous recombination occurs only between DNA molecules that are identical in nucleotide sequence without any variation is false because (C) false, because only a similar sequence is needed.
The genetic material exchange among non-sister chromatids of homologous chromosomes is referred to as homologous recombination. It indicates that the same gene locus on the two chromosomes exchanges genetic material. The chromosomes that share the same gene locus may have the same or a separate allele for that gene at that location. It indicates that for similar recombination to happen, a comparable sequence is necessary. If A A and a are alleles of the same gene, it will happen between A-A or A-a.
It's not always necessary to follow an identical order. As a result, the statement is not correct.
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