<h2>Alignment of pairs of homologous chromosomes along the middle of the cell in meta-phase I</h2>
Explanation:
Law of independent assortment is the process of assortment of chromosomes which says that chromosomes are are not depend of each other, each pair of homologous chromosome assort independently of each other.
Law of independent assortment is given by Mendel.
Independent assortment occurs during meta-phase of meiosis I.
By independent assortment two unlinked genes or genes located on different chromosomes show the same result.
<em>Mendel's law of independent assortment,</em> expresses that allele sets separate during the arrangement of gametes
This implies qualities are transmitted to <em>offspring independently </em>of one another
Development of random combinations of <em>chromosomes in meiosis and of qualities </em>on various sets of <em>homologous chromosomes</em> by the entry as indicated by the laws of probability of one of every diploid pair of <em>homologous chromosomes into every gamete independently of one another pair</em>
