Which Mendelian Law is an assumption that allows us to multiply probabilities of different genes togethe Law of Independent Assortment The Product Rule Law of Segregation Law of Dominance Law of Heterozygosity
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Law of Segregation or Law of Independent Assortment 1. Human gametes carry a single allele of each gene. 2. A human parent has two alleles of each gene. 3. The exception to this law is when alleles are on the same chromosome. 4. Human gametes include a randomly chosen allele from each gene. 5. For each gene, a human child has one allele from each parent. 6. Specifically demonstrated by Mendel's dihybrid crosses.
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'The Law of _ when different separate independently from each other during the production of gametes Segregation; genes Segregation; alleles Independent assortment; alleles Independent assortment; genes'
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