TING not randomly 75% randomly 1:1 50% Mendel was able to derive the law of segregation by his study of matings between plants of the generation. Mendel's law of segregation states that the alleles for a gene segregate r into the gametes. According to the law of segregation, of gametes of an Ss individual will have the Sallele. The law of segregation predicts that in a mating of monohybrids, the phenotypic ratio of offspring is

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