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Law of Independent Law of Segregation Assortment Rule of Unit Factor Rule of Dominance Picture Every individual has 2 Picture alleles for each gene, when gametes are produced, they will receive one of these States that the alleles alleles of one gene may be distributed independently of the alleles for other genes States that each organism has 2 factors or genes that control each trait. One gene comes from mom and the other from the dad Picture States that all organisms can have a dominant gene or a recessive gene Picture
