Gregor Mendel's Experimental Results

Mendel's notes on some of his pea plant results in his handwriting.

gregor mendel, pea plant, experimental results, gallery 3, handwriting

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16172. Gallery 3: Gregor Mendel Manuscript, 1865

First page of Mendel's paper (German), Experiments in Plant Hybridization, in his handwriting, 1865.

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16002. Gregor Mendel and pea plants

Children resemble their parents.

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16174. Gallery 3: Gregor Mendel 's Experimental Leaf Specimen

A leaf from Gregor Mendel taped to a card.

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16151. Biography 1: Gregor Mendel (1822-1884)

Father of Genetics

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16177. Gallery 3: Gregor Mendel 's Microscope

Mendel's microscope.

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16170. Genes don't blend.

DNAFTB Animation 3: Gregor Mendel explains that breeding short and tall pea plants didn't produce a medium-sized plant.

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16152. Children resemble their parents

DNAFTB Problem 1: Test your knowledge of Mendel's techniques.

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16180. Genes don't blend.

DNAFTB Problem 3:Breed pea plants to observe flower color.

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16182. Some genes are dominant.

DNAFTB Animation 4: Gregor Mendel explains the rules of inheritance.

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16161. Gallery 2: Colored Pea Flower

The colored flower of a pea plant.

  • ID: 16161
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