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| If you cross something with itself, it will produce something that looks like itself. |
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| The mating of two true-breeding varieties. |
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| An information unit of DNA that codes for proteins and sometimes RNA. |
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| A gene's specific location along the length of the chromosome. |
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| Alternative type of a gene (A,a). |
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| The two alleles that an organism has for a particular gene. |
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| Have two of the same alleles for a gene (AA,aa). |
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| Have two different alleles for a gene (Aa,aA). |
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| The physical appearance of the organism due to the genotype. |
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| The most commonly observed phenotype in nature; "normal". |
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| The trait that you see in the heterozygote. |
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| The trait that you don't see in the heterozygote. |
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