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All the children had 2 heterozygous parents. Use the law of independent assortment to explain why there were no identical twins produced. No identical twins were produced because of how slim the chances are for two offspring to end up having all the same traits as each other

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There were so many possible outcomes that it'd be almost impossible to get the identical offspring or twin

Independent assortment

  • the alleles of two (or more) different genes get sorted into gametes independently of one another.
  • During gamete formation, chromosomes will assort independently of one another.
  • Due to this, each haploid gamete will have some combination of chromosomes from each of the parents' diploid genome
  • Each haploid gametes from each parent fuse to make a new, diploid zygote.
  • a completely new combination of offspring will rise.

Thus, There were so many possible outcomes that it'd be almost impossible to get the identical offspring or twin

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