Crossover

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Crossover may refer to:

In computer science:

• Ethernet crossover cable, Ethernet cable in which the transmit and receive pairs are swapped at one end
• CrossOver, a collective name for three commercial programs developed by CodeWeavers

In fiction:

• Fictional crossover, event in fiction when a story takes place in more than one series
• Intercompany crossover, comic or series of comics where a character published by one company meets a character published by another

In genetics:

• Chromosomal crossover, exchange of material between two chromosomes in genetics
• Crossover (genetic algorithm), genetic operator used to vary the programming of a chromosome from one generation to the next

In music:

• Crossover (music), music that has commercial success with audiences beyond that of its particular genre
• Crossover (band), New York-based electroclash music group
• 105.1 Crossover, music FM station owned and operated by Mareco Broadcasting Network, Inc. in the Philippines
• Audio crossover, particular type of electronic filter used to separate audio signals into frequency bands
• Crossover (2005 album), music album by Japanese artist Hitomi Shimatani
• Crossover thrash, musical genre

In sports:

• Colorado Crossover, professional basketball team in the International Basketball League
• Crossover (dogs), piece of dog agility equipment
• Crossover (figure skating), maneuver in figure skating
• Crossover dribble, maneuver in the game of basketball
• A Crossover is a certain style of advancing and retreating in Fencing. This step is meant to quickly close distance with an opponent and is akin to quickly walking.

In transportation:

• Crossover (rail), pair of rail switches that allows trains to switch between parallel tracks
• Crossover SUV, car-based SUV

In other fields:

• "Crossover" (DS9 episode), Star Trek: Deep Space Nine episode
• Crossover (film), 2006 film starring Anthony Mackie
• Crossover (theater), part of a theater