Chromosomal interference is not uniform and may significantly vary within a region of a single chromosome.

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Chromosomal interference refers to the phenomenon where crossing over events in one region of a chromosome can affect the likelihood of crossing over events in a nearby region. However, the degree of interference can vary within a region of the chromosome and may not be uniform throughout. Therefore, the statement is true.

Chromosomal Interference Is Not Uniform and May Significantly Vary Within