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R. A. Fisher ([1936][1]) made the assertion that the data in Mendel's experiments with garden peas ([Mendel 1866][2]) were too close to expectation. One of the most striking examples seemed to be the six experiments with plant characters designed to test the theoretical 2:1 ratio of heterozygotes (

Revision of Fisher's Analysis of Mendel's Garden Pea Experiments