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mendelian

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Men·de·li·an or men·de·li·an (mn-dl-n, -dlyn)
adj.
Relating to or described by Gregor Mendel or his theories of genetics.

mendelian.
See mendelism.

Mendelian
pertaining to mendel's laws.

Mendelian inheritance
the patterns of inheritance (1) as explained by Mendel's laws.
Mendelian rate
an expression of the numerical relations of the occurrence of distinctly contrasted mendelian characteristics in succeeding generations of hybrid offspring.


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