R.A. Fisher calculated there was a 7 in 100,000 chance of this man's results meeting theoreticalexpectations as well as they did. William Bateson attacked W.R. Weldeon and the biometrician school in adefense of this man's theories two years after their rediscovery by Correns, Tschermak and de Vries. Basedon the suggestions of Karl von Nageli, this man tried unsuccessfully to replicate those results inexperiments with the Hieracium (high-uh-RAY-see-um) genus. His experiments with the Pisum genusdisproved the pangenesis t
R.A. Fisher calculated there was a 7 in 100,000 chance of this man's results meeting theoreticalexpectations as well as they did. William Bateson attacked W.R. Weldeon and the biometrician school in adefense of this man's theories two years after their rediscovery by Correns, Tschermak and de Vries. Basedon the suggestions of Karl von Nageli, this man tried unsuccessfully to replicate those results inexperiments with the Hieracium (high-uh-RAY-see-um) genus. His experiments with the Pisum genusdisproved the pangenesis theory of Darwin and gave evidence for his "law of segregation" and "law ofindependent assortment." For 10 points, name this Austrian monk who studied the inheritance patterns ofpea plants.
R.A. Fisher calculated there was a 7 in 100,000 chance of this man's results meeting theoreticalexpectations as well as they did.
Gregor Mendel