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- the study of heredity
- the passing on of traits from an organism to its offspring
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- when pollen lands on top of the pistil of a flower
- pollination produces seeds for the next generation
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- the first generation
- the Parent generation
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- the offspring of the P-generation
- First Filial
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the offspring of the F1-generation |
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- the expressed trait
- the trait that is known or visible
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- the unexpressed trait
- the trait that seems to disappear
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- when genes are neither dominant or recessive
- neither gene in a gene pair masks the other
- the traits carried by the two genes appear to be blended
- alson known as co-dominance
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- physical appearances
- visible characteristics
- the traits that we see
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- the actual gene makeup of an organism
Example: Bb |
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- an organism that has genes that are alike for a particular trait
Examples: YY or yy |
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- an organism that has genes that are different for a specific trait
Example: Yy |
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Determine the sex of the offspring |
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a cell process in which a cell makes 2 exact copies of itself----the same DNA |
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a process in which sex cells are produced |
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- units of heredity
- segments of DNA on chromosomes
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