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

question 96

Multiple Choice

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

• A)alleles of one gene are distributed randomly among an individual's gametes,independent of the alleles for other genes.
• B)traits that are encoded by genes on different chromosomes are never found within the same gamete.
• C)the F₁ generation can display phenotypes in combinations different from those seen in the P generation.
• D)the F₂ generation will only display phenotypes in the same combinations as the P generation.
• E)self-fertilization of the F₁ generation will produce 100% heterozygous plants at both loci.

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