Cytological evidence to Mendel’s law of segregation can be observed in

Anaphase-I

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Anaphase-II

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Anaphase-I

In anaphase-I, the two alleles of the gene get separated as homologous pair of chromosomes separate at this stage. Parallel behaviour of genes and chromosomes was first observed by Sutton and Boveri and they used chromosome movement to explain Mendel's laws.

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