Which of the following traits follow mendelian inheritance?

Albinism is passed on in a recessive inheritance pattern among offspring, and it follows Mendelian laws or Mendelian inheritance patterns.

In Mendelian genetics, albinism is often used as an example of a recessive trait. To express the condition of albinism, an individual usually needs to inherit two copies of the recessive allele responsible for albinism, one from each parent. 

Individuals who inherit one normal allele and one albino allele (heterozygous) are typically carriers of the trait but do not express it themselves.