Which of Mendels laws can be demonstrated by a dihybrid cross? A.) The law of averages B.) The law of dominance C.) The law of segregation D.) The law of independent assortment

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Emilie Donovan

Physics

19 September, 05:41

Which of Mendels laws can be demonstrated by a dihybrid cross? A.) The law of averages B.) The law of dominance C.) The law of segregation D.) The law of independent assortment

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Izayah Benson · Answer 1

The answer to the question above is Mendel's second law which is the law of independent assortment. Thus, the answer is letter D. The law states that a daughter cell inherits two or more characteristics, the factors assort independently which gives equal opportunity for each trait to occur together.

Sasha Fischer · Answer 2

D.) The law of independent assortment