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| The production of a new organism from a female sex cell and a male sex cell. |
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The production of an organism using only one parent.
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| Asexual reproduction in plants that produce new plants from roots, leaves , or stems |
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| An inherited behavior, one that is not learned but done automatically. |
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| A portion of a chromosone that contains chemical instructions for inherited traits. |
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| The form of an inherited trait that masks the other form of the same trait. |
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| The form of a trait that is hidden or masked the hybrid generation. |
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| A chart used to trace the history of traits in a family |
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| An individual who has inherited a factor for a trait but does not show the trait physically |
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| The passing down of inherited traits from one generation to the next. |
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| A characteristic that is passed from parent to offspring. |
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| An adaptation in which an animal protects itself against predators by blending in with the environment. |
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DIFFRENCE BETWEEN ABSOLUTE AGE AND RELATIVE AGE.
ABSOLUTE AGE:A ROCK'S AGE IN YEARS.
RELATIVE AGE: |
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| any characteristic that helps an organisim survive in its environment |
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| any coloring, shape, or pattern that allowes an organism to blend in with its environment |
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