a. blending hypothesis of inheritance
b. principle of independent assortment
c. principle of segregation
d. particulate hypothesis of inheritance
Which of the following states that heritable factors (genes) retain their identity generation after generation
d. particulate hypothesis of inheritance
A gene retains its identity as a discrete "particle" through generations, even though it may not be expressed in every generation (as in the case of a recessive gene). This is in contrast to the idea of blended inheritance, where genes mixed together to produce the new phenotypes seen in the offspring.
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