An organism has the genotype "Aa" for a particular trait. As a result of segregation during meiosis, what alleles will each gamete contain? two copies of "a" one "A" and one "a" two copies of "A" one "A" or one "a"

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Damian Shelton

21 April, 17:42

An organism has the genotype "Aa" for a particular trait. As a result of segregation during meiosis, what alleles will each gamete contain? two copies of "a" one "A" and one "a" two copies of "A" one "A" or one "a"

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Heather Quinn · Answer 1

when an organism has Aa genotype for a particular trait, during segregation each gamete should contains one A and one a allele for proper segregation.