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Mendel's Monohybrid Experiments

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In all the Mendels experiments, the two alleles causing a trait were

A

dominant-recessive

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codominant

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incompletely dominant

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corecessive

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Solution

The correct option is A dominant-recessive
In Mendel's experiment, the two alleles which were observed had either dominant or recessive character for example tall T was a dominant character while t was a recessive character.
So, the correct option is 'dominant-recessive'.

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