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| combines male and female gametes to produce offspring |
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| what mendel used to move the gametes of one plant to another plant. |
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| offspring of different plants with traits that are crossed |
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| if able to self pollinate, offspring would be identical. |
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| the hybrid offspring generation |
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| different forms of a gene |
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| the allele that is covered up by the other allele/trait. |
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| Chemical factors that determine traits. |
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| The states that some alleles are dominant, and some are recessive. |
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| Likelyhood that an event will occur. |
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| gene combinations result from a genetic cross in this diagram. |
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| what mendel thought DNA was. |
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| the hybrid offspring generation. |
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