Match the concept to its definition:

1. independent assortment
2. true-breeding
3. segregation
the inheritance patterns of differing traits are independent of one another
bred only with the same kind and shows the same trait over many generations
in the production of sex cells, the paired hereditary units separate into different sex cells


the inheritance patterns of differing traits are independent of one another 1
bred only with the same kind and shows the same trait over many generations 2
in the production of sex cells, the paired hereditary units separate into different sex cells 3

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