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| produces offspring identical to themselves |
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| Mendel physically pollinated plants w/known traits. Also known as cross-polination |
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| specific characteristics that vary from one individual to the next |
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| different forms of a gene |
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| organism with this allele will always be found in that form (uses a capital letter) |
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| do alleles always come in pairs? |
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| will be found in the absence of a dominant allele (uses a lowercase letter) |
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| likelihood that a chance event will occur |
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| two identical alleles (AA or aa) |
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| two different alleles (Aa) |
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| genetic makeup of an organism |
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| offspring of crosses between parents with different traits |
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| are genes passed through generations? |
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| do genes determine traits? |
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| do different combinations of genes produce different traits? |
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| genes possessing dominant allele will show dominant trait and genes possessing recessive (w/o dominant present) will show recessive |
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| ratio of possible genetic combinations |
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| ratio of possible physical combinations |
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| a recessive trait will come through if...? |
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| the organism's genotype is homozygous recessive |
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| a dominant trait will come through if...? |
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| the organism's genotype is homozygous dominant or heterozygous |
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| no allele is completely dominant (they blend) |
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| both alleles contribute to the phenotype |
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| how many antigens does blood type O have? |
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| What type of blood is the "universal acceptor"? |
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| What type of blood is the "universal donor"? |
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| Blood types A & B only accept what types of blood? |
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| Their own type and Type O |
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