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| Scientific study of heredity |
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| when one allele is able to overrule the other |
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| When one allele can be dominated by the other allele unless it is also recessive |
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| hybrid; one dominant one recessive allele |
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| purebred; two dominant or two recessive alleles |
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| A person carrying a disease in their genes |
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| phenotypes of 2 alleles are different (appear SEPARATELY, not blended) |
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| when one allele is not completely dominant over the other. (BLENDING) |
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| traits that appear on sex chromosomes |
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| genetic makeup of an organism |
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| observable characteristic or trait (ex. tall) |
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