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| characteristics that are derived from ones ancestors |
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| study of hereditary information |
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| a distinguishing trai, quality or property how the trait is expressed |
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| inherited characteristic that appears in the organism |
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| inherited characteristic that is often masked by the dominant characteristic |
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| domintant/recessive (3 genotypes, 2 phenotoypes) |
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| incomplete domincance ( 3 genotypes, 3 phenotypes) |
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| japanese flower RR:RW:WW ---> red:pink:white |
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| codominant (3 genotypes, 3 phenotypes) |
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chickens (feathers) black:black w/ white: white
FbFb:FbFw:FwFw |
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| having two identical alleles for a trait |
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| having two different alleles for a trait |
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| the starting generation of breeding experiment |
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| first filial (F1 generation) |
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| first generation produce in a breeding experiment |
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| distinc unit of hereditary information found on chromosomes |
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| different forms of the gene for a trait |
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| a munk who taught science at a highschool. he studied the traits of pea plants |
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| organisms pure for contrasting traits. all their offspring show the dominant trait |
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| organisms used meiosis and form zyggotes |
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| law of independent assortment |
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| genes on non-homologous chromosomes are found on different locations are different from each other. |
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| prediction of possible offspring |
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| both alleles are being expressed for the codominant trait |
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| 3 or more alleles for a trait. |
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