The principal of mendelian inheritance in which each pair of chromosomes separates independently of every other pair when egg and sperm are formed is the principle of

The principal of Mendelian inheritance in which each pair of chromosomes separates independently of every other pair when egg and sperm are formed is the principle of independent assortment

Explanation:

During the development of  reproductive cells, how the independent genes separates from each other is described by The Principle of Independent Assortment. It was Gregor Mendel to observe the characteristics of Independent assortment of genes in 1865. He observed this while studying pea plants genetics.  

Recombination is one of the features of independent assortment of genes. Meiosis is the phase during which it occurs. New gene combinations are produced by recombining DNA pieces. It includes the  maternal and paternal genes pieces and ensures that the assortment of genes takes place independently.

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the answer would be 2, if crossing over doesn’t occur 2 out of 4 of the daughter cells will have that allele.

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