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| small variations of a trait |
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| one gene affects more than one trait |
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| cells with more than one set of chromosomes |
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| a narrow chromosomal region that joins chromatids together |
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| formed from fusion of two gametes |
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| separating of the cytoplasm |
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| pair of chromosomes which line up along each other during meiosis |
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| many genes work together to form a trait |
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| many genes work together to form a trait |
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| not expressed when two different genes are present |
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| chromosome found in one sex |
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| chromosome found in both sexes |
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| expressed when two different genes are present |
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| a group of genes which tends to be inherited together |
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| both genes are equally expressed |
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| when gametes are formed the allels of one gene separates independently of the alleles of a gene for another trait |
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| sex linked gene- trait is carried by one sex but expressed in the other sex. |
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| the paired factors separate from/during the formation of gametes |
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| outside physical apperance |
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