A bacteriophage transfers a random fragment of DNA of the previous host to the current host.This is an example of

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The transfer of a random fragment of DNA from a previous host to the current host by a bacteriophage is a characteristic of generalized transduction. Conjugation involves the transfer of DNA through cell-to-cell contact, specialized transduction involves the transfer of specific genes located near the site of phage integration, and the creation of an Hfr cell involves the integration of the F plasmid into the bacterial chromosome.

A Bacteriophage Transfers a Random Fragment of DNA of the Previous