The Law of Segregation is universally applicable because the gametes:

Mendel formulated some laws which are known as

During meiosis,the alleles for a trait segregate or separate,and only one allele passes into a gamete. What is the probability of a specific allele being passed to the offspring during fertilization?

$A$- Independent pair of chromosomes segregate independently of each other.
$R$- One pair of genes segregates independently of another pair.

$A$ plant is heterozygous and is represented as $Bb$. It produces two types of gametes,$B$ and $b$. What is the probability of the $b$ gamete?

Which of the following does not explain Mendel's Law of Dominance?