The principle of independent segregation results in
A) all individuals carrying a pair of genes that influence a particular inherited trait.
B) alleles of each gene segregating from each other in the production of gametes.
C) each individual inheriting one allele of each gene from each parent.
D) the phenotype of one allele may be dominant over the phenotype of another
E) All of these statements are associated with the principal of independent seggregation.

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The principle of independent segregation states that the alleles of each gene segregate from each other in the production of gametes, and that each individual inherits one allele of each gene from each parent. This means that the phenotype of one allele may be dominant over the phenotype of another.

The Principle of Independent Segregation Results in