why do multiple alleles do not undergo crossing over?

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In the multiple alleles, alleles are present in the same locus of the homologous chromosome. The crossing over does not occurs among the alleles of the same locus.No crossing over occurs among the multiple alleles, since the alleles are present in the same locus.

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