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| the field of biology that focuses on how characteristics are transmitted from parents to offspring |
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| referring to a factor that masks another factor for the same trait |
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| a factor that IS masked by another |
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| the separation of two factors for the same trait when a gamete forms |
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| an alternative form of a gene |
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| a way to show the possible outsomes of a genetic cross |
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| the expression of a genotype of an organism |
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| the genetic makeup of an organism |
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| the condition where both alleles of a pair are alike |
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| the condition where both the alleles of a pair are different |
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| a cross between individuals that inviolves one trait |
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| a cross between indivduals that involves two traits |
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| A situation where two or more allels influence the phenotype, which is inbetween that of the parents |
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| a situation where both alles of a gene are exoressed in a heterozygous individual |
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| a chromosome that carries the genes that determine an individuals sex |
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| a trait whos alleles are located only on the x chromosome |
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| a family history that shows individuals who display a particular trait and those who do not dis[lay the trait. |
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