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| Who is the creator of genetics? |
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| the combonation of male gametes and female gametes to produce offspring |
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| move gametes of one plant to another plant and vice-versa |
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a characteristic
ex: height, color, shape, etc... |
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| when plants with different traits are crossed, the offspring are... |
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| plants that, if allowed, self pollinate, would always give plants like themselves |
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| the plants Mendel started with. Two true-breeding |
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a version of a trait
ex: trait- height. Allele- tall or short |
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| the version of a trait or allele that "wins" or covers up the other trait |
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| the version of the trait or allele that "loses" or gets covered up by the other trait |
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| first filial. 100% dominant allele. hybrid |
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| second filial. 75% tall (one allele) 25% short (other allele) |
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| factors that pass from parents to offspring. Physical factors |
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| Mendel states that some alleles of a trait are dominant and others are recessive |
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