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| a variation of a particular character |
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| the study of heredity (inheritance) |
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| the offspring of two different purebred parents |
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| a pairing in which parents differ in only one character |
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| having two of the same allele |
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| having two different alleles |
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| the allele that appears to affect the trait (represented by a capital letter) |
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| the allele that does not appear to affect the trait (represented by a lower case letter) |
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| a diagram that shows the possible genotypes from a genetic cross |
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| an observable trait or characteristic |
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| allele described by letters |
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| breeds and individual unknown genotype but dominant phenotype with a homozygous recessive individual |
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| crossing organisms differing in two characters |
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