==== Genetics ======
Explain what "independent assortment" means and then add a sketch to support your explanation.
Independent assortment is a law postulated by Mendel.
The law states that: When two independent events occur simultaneously, the combined probability of the two outcomes is equal to the product of their individual probabilitiesof occurence.
Explanation for the law:
Consider a dihybrid/trihydrib cross, in which 2 or 3 genes are being studied, respectively. These genes are segregating independently of each other. i.e. one gene character does not affect the character/ trait governed by another gene.
consider a dihybrid cross of peas for 2genes : Round/wrinkled shape and yellow/green color of peas are two independent genes.
when the following fork lined method is seen we can identify that the wrinkled/round is independently assorting from the yellow/green gene.
==== Genetics ====== Explain what "independent assortment" means and then add a sketch to support your...
Explain the mechanics of independent assortment in chromosomes
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