The purpose of Mendel's experiments with dihybrid crosses was to determine whether:

A: traits would always be recessive.

B. traits affect each other as they are inherited.

C. traits could be transformed by DNA.

D. traits have more than one allele.

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Abril Fry

Biology

11 January, 17:19

The purpose of Mendel's experiments with dihybrid crosses was to determine whether:

A: traits would always be recessive.

B. traits affect each other as they are inherited.

C. traits could be transformed by DNA.

D. traits have more than one allele.

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Taz · Answer 1

The correct answer is option B

The purpose of Mendel's experiment with dihybrid cross was to determine whether more than one trait affect each other as they are inherited.

When the dihybrid cross was done between pea plants having two characters one is pea color and pea shape, then the result of the cross stated that one trait is unaffected by another.

This result concluded "Law of independent assortment".

Alfred Young · Answer 2

I think its D because ahe is trying to learn about the weather

The purpose of Mendel's experiments with dihybrid crosses was to determine whether:A: traits would always be recessive.B. traits affect each other as they are inherited.C. traits could be transformed by DNA.D. traits have more than one allele.

The purpose of Mendel's experiments with dihybrid crosses was to determine whether:

A: traits would always be recessive.

B. traits affect each other as they are inherited.

C. traits could be transformed by DNA.

D. traits have more than one allele.