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A strong correlation between the low-field magnetoresistance anomaly and the temperature dependence of the quantum correction to the conductance in a disordered 2D system was experimentally observed in the mT range. The behavior contradicting the generally accepted logarithmic scaling was accounted for by a phase-breaking process due to the Aharonov-Bohm effect.