Multiple Choice
Mendel carried out monohybrid crosses with his peas. What does that mean?
A) He planted each generation of peas in a cross-like formation so they could easily cross-fertilize.
B) The peas only had one trait.
C) The parent generation was crossbred or hybridized.
D) He was only looking at a single trait at a time in each experiment.
E) The alleles in the peas each determined multiple traits.
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