Question

Every time Mendel performed dibuboid cross, he found
two parental & two new generations, which
principle did he opply? And what you was established?​

Answer 1

Explanation:

While performing the dihybrid cross, Mendel applied the principle of segregation and thought that both the alleles would segregate and thought that only two phenotypes would be seen in the progeny. However, he found four phenotypes in the ratio of 9:3:3:1, two of which were parental combinations and two recombinants. This established the law of independent assortment, according to two which when two homozygous parents differing in a pair of traits are crossed, the alleles of the two traits assort (distribute) independently of the parental combinations