The Single-Factor Crosses Performed by Mendel Support the Observation That

question 28

Multiple Choice

The single-factor crosses performed by Mendel support the observation that

• A)the two alleles for a given gene are distributed randomly among an individual's gametes.
• B)the two alleles for a given gene are found within the same gamete.
• C)if the recessive alleles for two different genes are on the same chromosome,they will never be found within the same gamete.
• D)only the dominant alleles for a given trait are found in an organism's gametes.
• E)if the dominant alleles for two different genes are on different chromosomes,they will never be found within the same gametE.

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