Law of segregation

Law of independent assortment

Law of random mating

Law of dominance

Each gamete receives one allele for each gene from each parent

Each gamete receives a random number of alleles for each gene from each parent

Each gamete receives two alleles for each gene from each parent

Each gamete receives two alleles for each gene from only one parent

Law of segregation; each gamete receives only one copy of each gene from its parent

Law of dominance; in a heterozygote individual, only the dominant allele will influence the phenotype

Law of independent assortment; inheritance of one gene does not influence inheritance of another gene

Law of segregation; each gamete receives both copies of gene from its parent

genes that are further apart will be less likely to be inherited together

genes that are on the same chromosome are inherited together

each gamete receives one allele for each gene from each parent

inheritance of a specific gene is not influenced by other genes

determined by the dominant allele

determined by the recessive allele

a mixture of the phenotypes of both parents

determined by the mother’s genotype

DNA synthesis

DNA replication

Meiosis

Cytokinesis