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Monohybrid crosses
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| cross to homozygous dominant the possible offspring would be |
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monohybrid crosses
homozygous dominant |
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| cross two homozygous recessive the possible offspring would be |
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monohybrid
3 dominant, 1 recessive |
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| cross two heterozygous dominant the rato of the possible offspring would be |
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| cross a heterozygous dominant and a homozygous recessive the possible offsprign genotypes would be |
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| 2 heterozygous dominant, 2 homozygous recessive |
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| cross a heterozygous dominant and a homozygous recessive the possible offspring phenotypes would be |
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| type of cross where the offspring could be in the middle of two dominant traits |
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| type of cross where the offspring has both dominant traits |
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| tpye of cross where two traits are being crossed at the same time |
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| in a dihybrid cross, cross two completely heterozygous individuals, what is the traift of all phenotypes |
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| cross to individuals with the genotypes WWBB what is the phenotype of the offspring |
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| small, east to grow, large number offspring, mature quickly, many traits, can self fertilize or cross fertilize |
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| list three reasons why mendell chose the pea plant |
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| pod color, pod shape, seed shape, seed color, flower color, flower location, plant height |
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| list at least 2 traits the pea plant posess |
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| what generation did mendell cross a white and purple flower |
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| what generation did mendell cross all purple flower |
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| what generation did mendell find to be 3 purple and 1 white offspring |
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| this trait is always expressed when present |
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| members of each apir of alleles separates when gametes are formed describes this law |
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| law of independent assortment |
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| alleles segregate independently of each other describes thsi law |
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| this trait can be present but unexpressed if a dominant trait is present |
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| the recessive trait of the flower of pea plant was what |
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| the scientific study of heredity |
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both alleles have the same information
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| both alleles have different information ex Hh |
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| the different appearances of the individual is termed its |
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| the showing of the alleles that make up the trait |
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