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| an alternate form of a gene. |
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| a discrete structure composed of DNA and protein found only in the nuclei |
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| a trait that covers or masks another allele |
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| having or assuming the relation of a child or offspring |
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| the genetic makeup of an indiviual |
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| having different alleles for the same trait on a chromosome |
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| having the same allele for the same trait on a chromsome |
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| having dominant alleles for the same trait on a chromsome |
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| having recessive alleles for the same trait on a chromsome |
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| traits that are under the influence of one genetic locus |
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| the observable or detectable physical characteristics of an organism. |
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| an organism who, when mated with another purebred with the same characteristics, will always produce purebreds. |
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| a trait that is not physically expressed in heterozygoytes |
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