Gregor Mendel's experiments indicated that traits:
A) would disappear completely
B) were blended
C) were either dominant or recessive
D) would repeat themselves in every third generation

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Mendel's experiments with pea plants indicated that traits were either dominant or recessive, and were passed down through generations in a predictable pattern known as Mendelian inheritance. This contradicted the prevailing theory at the time that traits were blended in offspring. Mendel's experiments also showed that traits did not disappear completely or repeat themselves in every third generation.

Gregor Mendel's Experiments Indicated That Traits