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Why is meiosis important when trying to explain mendels conclusions

Why is meiosis important when trying to explain mendels conclusions
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Why is meiosis important when trying to explain mendels conclusions

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because parents will give there traits to there off spring
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mendel's law of segregation points that only one allele of each gene is placed into gamete. the segregation of chromosomes (on which there are alleles of genes) takes place during meiosis.
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