Question

question 23 4 pts 23) which of the following states mendels first law? during the formation of gametes, genetic elements (alleles) segregate from each other. phenotypes are always determined by genotypes. the probability of any two events happening is the product of their respective probabilities. during the formation of gametes, gene pairs demonstrate independent assortment.

Explanation:

Mendel's first law, the Law of Segregation, states that during gamete formation, alleles (genetic elements) segregate (separate) from each other. The second option is a general statement about phenotype - genotype relationship but not Mendel's first law. The third option is related to the product rule in probability (not Mendel's law). The fourth option is Mendel's second law (Law of Independent Assortment).

Answer:

During the formation of gametes, genetic elements (alleles) segregate from each other.