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| a genetics cross in which the inheritance of two traits is studied |
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| the allele that is expressed in the hereozygote |
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| the offspring of the parental generation |
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| the offspring of a cross of two F1 individuals |
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| the study of inheritance patterns and process |
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| the alleles that an individual has for a particular gene |
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| a genotype consisting of two different alleles; not true breeding |
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| a genotype consisting of two identical alleles; true-breeding |
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| a genetics cross in which the inheritance of one trait is studied |
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| parental or original generation in a series of a genotype |
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| a family tree in which the phenotypes of family members are presented by standard symbols |
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| a graphic device in which all possible outcomes of a cross between two individuals are depicted |
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| an allele that is masked in the heterozygote |
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| a cross between and individual of unknown genotype and and idividual with the homozygous recessive genotype |
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| the monst common phenotype in a natural populations; generally taken as the standard or "normal" phenotype |
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