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Mendel’s 1st law of segregation

Each organism possesses 2 homologous alleles


Alleles separate when gametes are formed


Alleles separate in equal proportion

Mendel’s 2nd law of independent assortment

Alleles at different loci assort independently

What is a test cross?

A cross to a recessive mutant individual

What does a test cross reveal?

The genotype of the other parent, from the phenotype of the offspring

What was the first link of chromosomes to phenotype?

The discovery of sex chromosomes in several species by McClung et al.

What is chromosomal theory?

Homologous pairs of chromosome consist of one maternal and one paternal chromosome


Chromosome pairs segregate independently into gametes

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What should 2nd law state?

Unliked characters assort independently

What are linked genes?

Genes located nearby on the same chromosome, whose alleles do not assort independently

When was linkage discovered?

Hunt Morgan’s work with Drosophila


Eye colour and sex didn’t segregate independently