What information can be inferred about genes that are located on different chromosomes? what information can be inferred about genes that are located on different chromosomes? these genes are always inherited together. only the dominant alleles of these genes tend to be inherited together. these genes are inherited independently of each other. these genes are more likely to undergo mutation?

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Samuel Benton

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25 May, 15:37

What information can be inferred about genes that are located on different chromosomes? what information can be inferred about genes that are located on different chromosomes? these genes are always inherited together. only the dominant alleles of these genes tend to be inherited together. these genes are inherited independently of each other. these genes are more likely to undergo mutation?

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Karsyn Daniel · Answer 1

Genes located on different chromosomes are inherited independently of each other. This is the principle of independent assortment, which was observed by Mendel during a scientific experiment of cross breeding pea plants. This principle does not always apply when genes on a chromosome are very close or linked to each other.