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| The Scientific Study Of Heredity |
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| A Cell That Produces An Embryo In A Seed During Sexual Intercourse |
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| If A Parent Is Allowed To Self Pollinate The Offspring Will Look Identical To The Parent |
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| Parents With Difficult Traits Offspring |
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| Specilzed Cell Involved In Sexual Reproduction |
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| The Likilihood Of Something Happening |
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| A Diagram Showing What Genetic Crosses May Result In |
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| Independent Separation Of Genes During Gamete Formation |
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| One Allele Is Not Completely Dominent |
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| Both Alleles Of Genes Contribute To The Phenotype |
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| 3 Or More Alleles Of The Same Gene |
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| Trait Controlled By 2 Or More Genes |
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| CellsThat Each Have A Corresponding Chromosome From The Opposite Sex Parent |
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| A Cell That Contains Both Sets Of Homologous Chromosomes |
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| A Cell That Contains A Single Set Of Homologous Chromosomes |
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| The Number Of Chromosomes Per Cell Is Cut In Half Through The Separation Of Homologous Chromosomes-Diploid |
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| Structure Containing 4 Chromatids That Forms During Meiosis |
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| Process In Which Homologous Chromosomes Exchange Portions Of Their Chromoatids During Meiosis |
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| What Happens During The Process Of Meiosis? |
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| 2 Cells Segregate Into 4 Haploid Cells |
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| How Is Meiosis And Mitosis Different? |
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| Mitosis Ends In 2 Diploid Cells Meiosis Ends In 4 Haploid Cells |
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| What Does Diploid And Haploid Cells Mean? |
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| Diploid Means 2 Sets, Haploid Means 1 Set. |
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| What Is The Principal Of Independent Assortment? |
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| That Genes For Different Traits Can Separate During Gamete Formation |
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| What Inheritance Patterns Exist Aside From A Simple Dominance? |
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| Some Alleles Are Neither Dominant Nor Recessive, And Many Traits Are Controlled By Multiple Alleles Or Multiple Genes |
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