Reasons for Mendel’s success was. (i) His experiments had a large sampling size, thus greater credibility to the data collected. (ii) Use of statistical analysis and mathematical logic (iii) Considered many characters at a time. (iv) Results are confirmed on the successive generation of test plants.

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Reasons for Mendel’s success was. (i) His experiments had a large sampling size, thus greater credibility to the data collected. (ii) Use of statistical analysis and mathematical logic (iii) Considered many characters at a time. (iv) Results are confirmed on the successive generation of test plants. (A) i,ii,iii (B) i,ii,iv (C) i,iii,iv (D) All of the above

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Mendel in his experiment studied the inheritance of a single character at a time. He investigated characters in garden pea plants that were manifested as two opposing traits, that allowed him to set up a basic framework of rules governing inheritance.

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All of the above

Mendel in his experiment studied the inheritance of a single character at a time. He investigated characters in garden pea plants that were manifested as two opposing traits, that allowed him to set up a basic framework of rules governing inheritance.