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Which best describes the pure lines in mendel's experiment

A. They were the F2 generation

B. They were heterozygous

C. They were homozygous

D. They could not reproduce

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Pure lines were homozygous. They had the same pair of an allele, either both of a dominant one or both for recessive phenotype. For example, a pure line will have either AA or aa, and ant not heterozygous Aa. Pure lines the clone of the homozygous parents. 
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