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| Dominant allele has same phenotypic effect whether in one or two copies |
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| mediocre phenotypes, halfway between dominant and recessive |
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| Both genotypes are expressed in the phenotype |
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| one gene affecting many traits |
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| many genes affecting one character |
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| chromosome theory of inheritance |
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| genes are on chromosomes at loci, and segregation and independant assortment act on these chromosmes |
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| genes on the same chromosome that do not independently assort |
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| percentage of recombinants |
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| sex linked recessive trait that causes excessive bleeding |
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| red green color blindness |
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| malfunction of light-sensitiv cells in the eyes found on sex chromosomes |
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| Duchenne muscular dystrophy |
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| progressive weakening of muscles and loss or coordination, sex linked |
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| inheritance from extraneous pieces of DNA |
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| show nonnuclear inheritance |
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| conducted experiments on fruit flies post mendel |
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| swapping of genes on chromosomes in prophase I, caused weird data for mendel |
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| more highly affected by sex linked diseases |
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