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When Mendel performed the f1 cross, he found that all the offspring had
only the trait of one of the parents. he concluded that
A)this is the recessive form of the trait
B)that this is the dominant form of the trait
C)that this means nothing
D)that he made some kind of error with creating true breeding plants
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