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Meiosis and Genetics:
• B = no baldness, b = bald.
Segregation actually happens here during
anaphase of meiosis I
•What are the diploid and haploid
numbers for this imaginary organism?
Diploid (2n) = 2
Haploid (n) = 1
•Explain how this diagram of meiosis
could relate to Mendel’s idea that two
“factors” must control a trait.
An individual has two genes or as
Mendel called them “factors” for a trait.
Each gene was inherited from a parent
(in this case B and b).
•How does this diagram relate to the
law of segregation?
When this individual makes gametes
the alleles B and b must segregate into
separate gametes.
Genes are assorted randomly to gametes –
assortment depends on how homologous pairs
align in metaphase of meiosis I, alignment of
maternal and paternal chromosomes is random