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| the likelihood or the chance that something will happen. |
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| how many hereditary factors are there? |
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| There are two hereditary factors (genes) for each characteristic. Each parent gives one factor (gene) for each characteristic to each offspring. |
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| One allele for each trait is passed down to the offspring by each parent. |
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| The Law of Independent Assortme: |
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| Factors (genes) for different characteristics are inherited independently of each other. Some factors (genes) are dominant and hide the expression of the recessive form ( allele) |
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| What is a Pure Bred Plant? |
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| consistently have offspring with the same trait as the parent. |
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| The different forms of a gene |
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| The form that always shows in the organism when it is present |
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| The form that is hidden or masked by the dominant form when it is present. |
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| Each event is a separate entity to which the laws of |
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| A device for predicting the probable offspring of particular parents. |
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| Sex cells that contain the genes the parents are providing for the offspring. |
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| The mating of two parents |
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| Having two alleles with the same expression. |
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| Having two alleles with different expressions. (hybrid) |
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| is used to show the possible combinations of gametes. |
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| The appearance of the organism. The expression of the genotype |
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| the genetic makeup of the organism. |
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| What if the flower is white? |
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| its white ............... duh |
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| purple flowered plant with a white flowered plant |
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