Mendel was successful in discovering the principles of inheritance because:

  • A
    He took pea plants for his experiments.
  • B
    He did not encounter linkage between the genes for the characters he considered.
  • C
    He had an in-depth knowledge of hybridization.
  • D
    He was a famous mathematician.

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