Meiosis and illustrate mendels laws with genes

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On my test tomorrow my AP Biology teacher says we have to be able to trace the path of genes through Meiosis and illustrate Mendel's Laws with genes. Can anyone draw this out for me/explain this to me? I'm very confused as to what I'm suppose to do exactly. I would really appericate it!

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