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    This study classifies synaptonemal complex (SC) configurations in animals with Robertsonian (Rb) translocations during meiosis I. It details how homologous Rb metacentrics form chromosome chains through SC multivalents and temporary associations.

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    • Main Results:

    • Identified various SC configurations in Rb heterozygotes.
    • Demonstrated that homology in Rb metacentric arms influences SC multivalent formation.
    • Observed temporary associations of multivalents leading to chromosome chain formation.

    Conclusions:

    • SC configuration classification provides insights into meiotic behavior in Rb heterozygotes.
    • Homologous regions on Rb metacentrics are key drivers of multivalent formation.
    • Chromosome chain formation is a consequence of SC multivalent dynamics in Rb translocation carriers.