“Both the characters in a monohybrid cross are recovered as such in the F2 generation though one of these in not seen at the F1 stage”. This interpretation is based on the

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“Both the characters in a monohybrid cross are recovered as such in the F2 generation though one of these in not seen at the F1 stage”. This interpretation is based on the (A) First Law of Mendel (B) Second Law of Mendel (C) Second set of generalisations (D) Incomplete dominance

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“Both the characters in a monohybrid cross are re covered as such in the F2 generation though one of these in not seen at the F1 stage”. This interpretation is based on the Second Law of Mendel/Law of Segregation

Q. “Both the characters in a monohybrid cross are recovered as such in the $F_{2}$ generation though one of these in not seen at the $F_{1}$ stage”. This interpretation is based on the

First Law of Mendel

Second Law of Mendel

Second set of generalisations

Incomplete dominance

“Both the characters in a monohybrid cross are re covered as such in the $F_{2}$ generation though one of these in not seen at the $F_{1}$ stage”. This interpretation is based on the Second Law of Mendel/Law of Segregation

Q. “Both the characters in a monohybrid cross are recovered as such in the F2​ generation though one of these in not seen at the F1​ stage”. This interpretation is based on the