He was a scientist, biologist, and wrote many books. He was specifically known for creating the science of genetics.
Mendel was born in 1822 into a poor farming family and then died January of 1884. He was an Austrian monk who discovered the basic principles of hereditary through experiments in his very own garden!
I’m sorry. I don’t believe this defines him. You can’t really define anyone in this short of a paragraph. To really know him, I’d have to do deeper research. As for now, I hope this helps out. This probably just scratches the surface of who he really was. Have a great night!
The definition of vestigial organs are rudimentary structures in humans
that correspond to a functional structure or organ in an ancestor.
Basically the answer is redundant organs present in an organism, which
have been functional in the organism's ancestors.
Explanation: there would not be a way to distinguish between Tt and TT without mating or DNA analysis because T is dominant in Tt, therefore has the same physical characteristics as TT.
