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STD 12 - 4. principal of inheritance and variation — Biology STD 12 Science — Question

CBSE BoardEnglish MediumSTD 12 ScienceBiologySTD 12 - 4. principal of inheritance and variation1 Mark
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What does this diagram indicate?
  • A
    Law of dominance interpretated on basis of genes
  • ✓
    Law of segregation interpretated on basis of genes
  • C
    Law of independent assortment interpretated on basis of genes
  • D
    Simply gamete genes
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Answer

Correct option: B.
Law of segregation interpretated on basis of genes
b
As we can see in the diagram given in question there are only one trait considered. So, this diagram depict law of segregation explained on the behalf of gene in which genes or factors are indicated as solid and yellow situated on two different chromosome

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