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Study of heredity and variation |
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Transmission of traits from 1 generation to the next |
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Demonstrated by difference in appearance that offspring show from parent and siblings |
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Units of heredity made from segments of DNA |
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Specific location for a gene ON and chromosome |
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1 parent producing a genetically identical offspring of MITOSIS |
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2 parents give birth to an offspring with unique genes |
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A picture of the ordered display of chromosomes |
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2 chromosomes in each pair, all are same length and carry genes controlling the same inherited characters |
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Chromosomes that do not determine gender |
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2 sets of chromosomes, 2n=46 chromosomes. After it is replicated it is 2n2 |
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2 haploid daughter calls with replicated chromosomes |
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4 haploid daughter cells with unreplicated chromosomes |
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Homologous chromosomes that loosely pair up and are aligned up gene by gene |
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non-sister chromatids each pair up to form a tetrad |
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Chromatids that cross-over to form an X |
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Short time period between Meiosis I and Meiosis II |
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Random way of tetrads lining up at metaphase plate |
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Parent diploid cell in testes |
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Parent diploid cell in ovaries |
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