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Mendel's law of segregation states that
A)  members of a pair of alleles move away from each other during gamete formation.
B)  each gamete receives a full complement of chromosomes.
C)  there may be alternative forms of the same gene.
D)  genes end up in their respective gametes by chance.
E)  genes in the same chromosome must stay together.
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Biology: Life on Earth


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