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What happens during segregation?


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Segregation:

  1. When gametes are formed, a pair of alleles present on homologous chromosomes get separated or segregated from each other.
  2. Thus, each allele enters into a single gamete.
  3. Alleles of one gene do not affect the segregation of other alleles of a different gene present on the other chromosome.
  4. As each of the gametes has now only one allele after separation, they are referred to be pure for a single trait only.

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