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Look here, all of my work was overlooked because it was either "incorrect" or "irrelevant". Now I am known by the title of The Father of Genetics!! You thought you would be known as huge scientists, but now you are only known as the ones who didn't listen to me!! LOL karma peeps. That's karma...

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Creds go to S. S. Tchetverikoff in 1926, R. A. Fisher in 1930, Sewall Wright in 1931, and J. B. S. Haldane in 1932 for proving I was right. (even though I had already done it... but you know, I'm chill about it)

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My studies were mostly over looked for a long time. This was until my theories were proved by three different scientists. THREE! Not one, not two, but THREE! Ha, take that!

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The day that my work was found was very important. This day also represents the beginning of the science of heredity. That was later named Genetics in the year 1906.

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My papers and charts were left behind when I went away. They were later rediscovered by Hugo de Vries as he was also conducting the same experiment. #TBT

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A while after I was elected abbot of the monastery the government created a new taxation law. Of course I was not about to pay those ridiculously high taxes so the government tried to win me over by appointing me into the Board of Directors of the Moravian Mortgage Bank. Yeah no, that didn't work either. lol

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1868 I was elected abbot of the monastery.

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1865 I gave presentations of my findings and experiments, but nobody really seemed to understand them. My papers were also published in a journal. I sent my research to 134 different scientific institutions in Europe and in the United States, but the published papers never seemed to interest anyone. What a bummer!!!

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Everything I have done, no one knows about it. I have made charts and drawn conclusions that no one else has. I have never been given recognition as long as I am alive. So shhhh don't tell any one!

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I discovered that AABB+ AAbb+ aaBB+ aabb+ 2AABb+ 2aaBb+ 2AaBB+ 2Aabb+ 4AaBb is a combination series of genetic traits. A,a represents the seed shape of the pea plant and B,b is for the seed coloration. All of this crazy stuff just basically means that different heredity particles belong to different trail pairs.

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I originally thought that if you crossed and short plant with a tall plant, the outcome would be a medium plant. I soon discovered that was NOT how it works. ^^^^^SEE ABOVE^^^^^

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Over the past eight years I have been the first to investigate the transmission of heritable traits and successfully uncovered the basic laws of heredity! Go me!

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I created the Law of Independent Assortment-  states that each pair of genes is inherited independently of all other pairs.

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So far I have determined the dominant and recessive traits of genes. Isn't that so cool!?

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Genetics is one of the most active fields in modern biology! #cool

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Lately, I've been quietly studying and experimenting on the genetics pea plants. Crazy right!? I'm pretty sure it's normal to spend your spare time studying peas!!!

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1857 I took a quick detour to meteorology. I would study and record data. Very closely, that is.

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1854 I returned to the monastery and began to teach the natural sciences @Brno Technical School

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As a 29 y/o I was sent to Vienna University!! YAY I WAS SO EXCITED!! From 1851-53 I studied mathematics, chemistry, zoology, botany, plant physiology, paleontology, and mostly physics. Workin' hard!

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1849 I became a teacher of mathematics and Greek at the grammar school in Znojmo. Later, my headmaster recommended me for the university examination. After that, I finally enclosed my autobiography which is now the only authentic preserved document that you can find today.

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Back in the day, I was mainly focused on becoming a teacher. I went through a couple years of teaching school, but my parents couldn't afford the rest so that dream came to a quick end. I soon took interest with the whole preacher idea. I became a priest in 1847, but I quickly learned that the Jesus life wasn't for me! #hallelujah #raisetheroof

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1843 I was admitted to the Augustinian order in Brno. I took courses in agriculture, pomiculture, and vine growing at the Institute of Philosophy

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My original name was Johann, but in 1843 I took the name of Gregor. LOL #newyearnewme

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1831 I went to the Piarist school in Lipnik and at the age of 12 attended the grammar school in Opava. In 1840 I enrolled into the Institute of Philosophy in Olomouc.

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Omg, I'm so happy that on July 22, 1822 I came into this wonderful world of many possibilities and amazing science!! #BLESSED