State Mendel's Law of segregation.

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Mendel's Law of Segregation:
When a pair of contrasting factors (two alleles of a gene), such as tallness and dwarfism, are present in an individual, they separate (segregate) during gamete production without changing.
They do not mix, but rather segregate into different gametes.

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