which describes a concept that was not previously known but was developed as a direct result of mendels…

which describes a concept that was not previously known but was developed as a direct result of mendels experiments with pea plants?\norganisms with a recessive trait can have a dominant allele for the trait.\nall observable traits are dominant.\norganisms have more than one observable trait.\norganisms can be bred for specific traits based on a pattern of inheritance.

which describes a concept that was not previously known but was developed as a direct result of mendels experiments with pea plants?\norganisms with a recessive trait can have a dominant allele for the trait.\nall observable traits are dominant.\norganisms have more than one observable trait.\norganisms can be bred for specific traits based on a pattern of inheritance.

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Mendel's experiments showed organisms can be selectively - bred for traits based on inheritance patterns. Organisms with a recessive trait cannot have a dominant allele for that trait (in a simple Mendelian sense). Not all observable traits are dominant. The idea that organisms have more than one observable trait was known before Mendel.

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Organisms can be bred for specific traits based on a pattern of inheritance.