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Genes separate independently during meiosis. a. true b. false
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Genes separate independently during meiosis.
a. true
b. false

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true genes separate independently its when the chromosomes sometimes cross one over the other exchanging zones. genes located in the same locus "ZONE" wont get separated, but those at far ends for instance.
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