The movie about the father of classical Genetics The Gardener of God true Pisum sativum false Gregor Mendel false dominance false Single also known as garden peas Segregation false Pisum sativum true Gregor Mendel false dominance false Single father of classical Genetics Segregation false Dihybrid false Gregor Mendel true dominance false Single It is a law that states every trait is governed by a pair of alleles – alternate versions of a gene that code for a unique trait. Segregation false Dihybrid false independent Assortment false dominance true Single It is a law that states when gametes are formed, allele pairs are randomly segregated such that each gamete will receive the alleles with an equal chance Segregation true Dihybrid false independent Assortment false Punnett Squares false Single It involves cross between two pairs of contrasting traits Binomial false Dihybrid true independent Assortment false Punnett Squares false Single It is a law that states during the formation of gametes, different alleles do not influence each other, especially if these alleles are located at separate chromosomes. Binomial false Chi-square false independent Assortment true Punnett Squares false Single These tables represent the crossing of different alleles by placing one set in a row and another set in a column Binomial false Chi-square false The Gardener of God false Punnett Squares true Single This statistical process or theorem is especially useful if the sample size is large. Binomial true Chi-square false The Gardener of God false Pisum sativum false Single This test will assess if the observed values significantly differ from the predicted values based on Mendel’s ratios. Gregor Mendel false Chi-square true The Gardener of God false Pisum sativum false Single