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Genetic/Hereditary.
Variation/ characteristic from parents
Ex: Eye Color |
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An alternative form of a trait.
At least 2
Ex: brown and Blue |
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Visible/shown allele
Hides the recessive
Stronger and more powerful "black"
Ex: Brown (E capital) |
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Hidden by dominant
Ex: blue (e lowercase) |
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Combination of alleles-on chromosomes
1 from each parent
not visible
EE=Homozygous Dominant
Ee=Heterozygous
ee=Homozygous recessive |
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Observable traits
What genotypes produce
EX: Brown or blue |
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2 organisms mating
1 trait |
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| sperm from the pollen of one flower fertilizes the eggs in the flower of a different plant. |
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| the offspring of two different true breeding variations. |
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| If the who alleles are the same |
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| If the two alleles are different |
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| A diagram that shows all possible outcomes of genetic makeups. |
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| breeds an individual of unknown genotype. |
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| crossing organisms differing in two characters |
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| you have a red and yellow plants. If you mix them, you will get a orange plant. |
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| parents pass on to their offspring separate and distinct factors (genes) that are responsible for inherited traits. |
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