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the law of segregation states that allele pairs
separate during gamete formation. how then do
we have two alleles for a trait?
we receive one allele from each parent.
the alleles join back together before traits are
inherited.
we receive the two alleles at separate times
from one parent.
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Explanation:

The law of segregation in genetics (part of Biology, a Natural Science subfield) explains that allele pairs separate during gamete formation. To have two alleles for a trait, we inherit one allele from each parent (mother and father). The other options are incorrect: alleles don't rejoin before inheritance, and we don't get two alleles from one parent at separate times.

Answer:

A. We receive one allele from each parent.