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an exception of mendel's law is​

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Answered by harshvardhan87
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Mendel believed that all units of inheritance are passed on to offspring unchanged. Unstable alleles are an important exception to this rule. The phenotype of an individual is not only the result of inheriting a particular set of parental genes

Answered by shraddha99
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Mendel believed that all units of inheritance are passed on to offspring unchanged. Unstable alleles are an important exception to this rule. The phenotype of an individual is not only the result of inheriting a particular set of parental genes.

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