Genotype

Phenotype

Locus of alleles

Morphology

A gamete will contain four chromosomes

A gamete will contain eight chromosomes

A somatic cell in metaphase will contain eight chromatids

A germ cell in metaphase I will contain four chromosomes

the law of independent assortment

the law of segregation

the law of the Mendelian genome

the law of mitotic inheritance

DNA that is coiled into histone proteins make up chromatin, which is organized into chromatids. The chromatids are held together at the centrosome to make a chromosome.

DNA coils into circular grains to make up chromatids, which are organized into chromatin. The choromatins are held together at the centrosome to make up a chromosome.

DNA that is coiled into histone proteins make up a centrosome, which are organized into chromatids. The chromatids are held together at the centriole to make a chromosome.

DNA and RNA interact to make a chromatid, which are organized into centrosomes. Two centrosomes are held together at the chromatin to make a chromosome.