In Mendel's pea plants,how did he know that each F1 generation contained two alleles encoding different characteristics?
A) The F1 generation had a blended phenotype of the two parental phenotypes.
B) Both parental phenotypes reappeared in the F2 generation.
C) Each F1 plant had a different phenotype.
D) The F1 plants did not have two alleles.
E) none of the above
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A)loci.
B)phenotypes.
C)alleles.
D)genotypes.
E)heterozygotes.
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