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| heritable factor that controls a specific characteristic |
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| combo of alleles an organ has |
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| physical trait expressed by a genotype |
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| always expressed in the phenotype |
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| only expressed if there isn't a dominate allele |
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| base substitution mutation |
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| could lead to major influences on the organ or little to none at all |
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| 2 separate chromosomes that get separated in meiosis 1 |
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| chromosome that isn't a sex chromosome |
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| development of sexual characteristics in an organ |
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| failure of sister chromatids to separate |
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| polymerase chain reaction |
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| haploid set of chromosomes in an organ |
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| organ produced a sexually from a parent that is genetically identical |
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