Asked by mr
Which observation led Mendel to the idea that traits were controlled by more than a single factor?
Responses
Crossing two purple-flowered pea plants always resulted in a purple-flowered pea plant.
Crossing two purple-flowered pea plants always resulted in a purple-flowered pea plant.
A trait that was not seen in the first generation was completely gone and never reappeared.
A trait that was not seen in the first generation was completely gone and never reappeared.
Crossing two white-flowered pea plants always resulted in a white-flowered pea plant.
Crossing two white-flowered pea plants always resulted in a white-flowered pea plant.
A trait that was not seen in the first generation may later reappear in the second generation.
A trait that was not seen in the first generation may later reappear in the second generation.
Responses
Crossing two purple-flowered pea plants always resulted in a purple-flowered pea plant.
Crossing two purple-flowered pea plants always resulted in a purple-flowered pea plant.
A trait that was not seen in the first generation was completely gone and never reappeared.
A trait that was not seen in the first generation was completely gone and never reappeared.
Crossing two white-flowered pea plants always resulted in a white-flowered pea plant.
Crossing two white-flowered pea plants always resulted in a white-flowered pea plant.
A trait that was not seen in the first generation may later reappear in the second generation.
A trait that was not seen in the first generation may later reappear in the second generation.
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