One of the Major Contributions of Mendel to the Study

question 134

Multiple Choice

One of the major contributions of Mendel to the study of genetics was

• A) the use of probability to analyze data.
• B) a complete description of the process of meiosis.
• C) the understanding that phenotypes are affected by the environment.
• D) the discovery that dominance is always complete.
• E) the finding that heritable traits blend together.

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