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How does the law of segregation relate to genetic diversity?
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How does the law of segregation relate to genetic diversity?

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The law of segregation occurs during meiosis when gamete are formed. At this time, the alleged for each gene segregate from one another. As a result, each gamete contains only one allele per gene.
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