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Q:	The law of independent assortment, as it pertains to Mendelian inheritance, refers to:

alleles segregating from each other during formation of gametes such that each gamete only carries one allele for each gene.

passing an allele for one trait does not increase or decrease likelihood of the passing of a separate trait.

certain genes dominate in terms of phenotype over other genes.

genes with two alleles may have both alleles contributing to the phenotype.