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| Produced by endocrine glands to allow the functioning of biological processes |
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| Genetic characteristics e.g. BB- brown eyes, cc- curly hair |
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| A feature which is dominant. Expressed/represented by capital letters e.g. BB- Brown eyes |
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| A feature which is not dominant. Expressed/represented by lower-case letters. e.g. Blue eyes- bb |
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| A feature which is dominant but one of the allele is recessive. e.g. Bb- brown eye |
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| The process where new individuals are created |
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-both parents are required
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-1 parent is required
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| Secondary Sexual Characteristics |
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| Changes that are not directly involved in reproduction |
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| Primary Sexual Characteristics |
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| Are changes that are directly involved in bearing children |
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| When the organism develops from a single cell into an embryo |
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| When an egg is released from the ovaries every 28 days |
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