Independent assortment refers to the fact that: O a. dominant chromosomes determine the assortment of alleles in the daughter cells O b. recessive and dominants assort independently in meiosis O c. when chromosomes separate during meiosis, each pair does so without being influenced by how members of other pairs in the cell separate O d. chromatids randomly separate when they go to different daughter cells

Independent assortment refers to the fact that: O a. dominant chromosomes determine the assortment of alleles in the daughter cells O b. recessive and dominants assort independently in meiosis O c. when chromosomes separate during meiosis, each pair does so without being influenced by how members of other pairs in the cell separate O d. chromatids randomly separate when they go to different daughter cells

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Chapter7: The Cellular Basis Of Inheritance

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Problem 6RQ: At which stage of meiosis are sister chromatids separated from each other? a. prophase I b. prophase...

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