Peas were a useful subject for Mendel's experiments because they have a number of
A) discontinuous traits.
B) mating strategies.
C) maladaptations.
D) canalized behaviors.

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Peas have many easily observable traits with distinct and discrete variations, such as seed color or flower color. These traits are not continuous but rather show clear-cut differences, making them useful for studying genetics.

Peas Were a Useful Subject for Mendel's Experiments Because They