Which scenario breaks the law of segregation?

The law of segregation says the two alleles for a gene separate during gamete formation, so each gamete receives just one allele. Choice B says a gamete has two copies of the same allele after meiosis II, which breaks that rule. Having one allele, inheriting the father’s allele, or carrying an allele that produces a dominant trait does not violate segregation.

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