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Human genetics

the theory that Mendelian factors lie on chromosomes, whose pairing and separation in meiosis explain segregation and independent assortment.

In human genetics, Sutton-Boveri chromosome theory refers to the theory that Mendelian factors lie on chromosomes, whose pairing and separation in meiosis explain segregation and independent assortment. This meaning comes from Sutton (1903) in The Biological Bulletin.[1]

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References

Sutton, W. S. (1903). The Chromosomes in Heredity. The Biological Bulletin, 4(5), 231-250. https://doi.org/10.2307/1535741

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