which situation does the law independent assortment not apply? Group of answer choices A. loci on diferent chromosomes B. loci far apart on the same chromosome C. loci very close to one another on the same chromosome D. loci with incomplete dominance E. loci with more than two alleles

which situation does the law independent assortment not apply? Group of answer choices A. loci on diferent chromosomes B. loci far apart on the same chromosome C. loci very close to one another on the same chromosome D. loci with incomplete dominance E. loci with more than two alleles

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Chapter13: Patterns In Inherited Traits

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In which situation does the law independent assortment not apply?

Group of answer choices

A. loci on diferent chromosomes

B. loci far apart on the same chromosome

C. loci very close to one another on the same chromosome

D. loci with incomplete dominance

E. loci with more than two alleles

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