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Why did Gregor mendel study pea plants
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Why did Gregor mendel study pea plants
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Gregor Mendel studied pea plants because he saw different traits in the plants and became curious. He eventually came up with the theory over genetics.
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The Answer is D, they reproduce sexually
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