Mendel’s Law of independent assortment holds good for genes situated
on the:
a. non-homologous chromosomes
b. homologous chromosomes
c. extra nuclear genetic element
d. same chromosome
NCERT Class XII
Biology - Main Course Book
Chapter 5. Principle of Inheritance and Variation
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a. Non-homologous chromosomes is the answer.
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Answer:
Non-homologous chromosomes
Explanation:
Mendal's Law of independent assortment tells us that the pairs of the alleles gets separated when the gametes are being formed that means the traits or characters that are being transferred to the offspring are independent.
Now the non homologous chromosomes are different from each other completely and they not take part in crossing-over.
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