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| traits that are passed down from your parents |
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| The chemical substance Genes are made of |
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| The sex cell from your mother |
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| The sex cell from your father |
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| A pair of two genes in a chromosome that determines which traits someone has |
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| A allele that only needs to have one of it in a gene pair to show in/on a person |
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| A allele that needs to have two of it in a gene pair to show on/in a human |
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| When two alleles share the dominance in a gene pair |
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| When a allele does not fully dominate it's partner |
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| An organized profile of a persons Chromosomes in which Chromosomes are arranged by shape, size (largest to smallest), and placement of the centro mere and bands. |
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