Mendel uncovered 3 main findings
A) Genes are dominant; genes can mutate; genes are particulate
B) Genes operate in pairs; genes can be dominant or recessive; genes mutate
C) There are 23 chromosomes; genes operate in pairs; genes are particulate
D) Genes operate in pairs; genes can be dominant or recessive; inheritance is particulate

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Mendel's three main findings from his experiments with pea plants were that traits are inherited in pairs (one from each parent), traits can be dominant or recessive, and inheritance is particulate, meaning traits are inherited as discrete units (genes), rather than blending together.

Mendel Uncovered 3 Main Findings