Biology, asked by VivekKris, 1 year ago

What did Mendel concluded from his experiments?

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Answered by Vishva14

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He concluded that traits were not blended but remained distinct in subsequent generations, which was contrary to scientific opinion at the time. Mendel didn't know about genes or discover genes, but he did speculate that there were 2 factors for each basic trait and that 1 factor was inherited from each parent.

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