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1.         The branch genetics started in 1900 after rediscovery of Mendel's work.

2.         Gregor Johann Mendel is called Father of genetics.

3.         The term Genetics was first used by William Bateson (1906). Father of modern genetics.

4.         Genetics is the branch which deals with heredity and variations.


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