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1
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The transfer of traits from parent to offspring

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Heredity

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2
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The receiving of traits by the offspring

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Inheritance

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3
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The original parental generation

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P1 Generation

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4
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The offspring of the P generation

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F1 generation

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5
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The offspring of the first filial generation

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F2 generation

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6
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Sequence of DNA on a chromosome that code for a trait

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Gene

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7
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A specific characteristic that varies from one individual to another

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Trait

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8
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Different forms of a gene

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Alleles

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9
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Genetic makeup of an organism

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Genotype

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10
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The traits you have because of the genes you have

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Phenotype

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11
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When an organism has 2 identical alleles for a particular gene

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Homozygous

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12
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When an organism has 2 different alleles for a particular gene

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Heterozygous

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13
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Portions of chromatids are exchanged within the tetrad

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Crossover

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14
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If the dominant allele is present in an organism, the organism will exhibit that trait. In order for the recessive trait to show up, both alleles must be recessive

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Dominance and recessiveness

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15
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The alleles for a trait are separated during meiosis

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Segregation

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16
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Alleles for different traits are separated to different gametes independently of each other during meiosis

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Independent assortment

17
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Average outcome of a large number of events

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Probability

18
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Mating between 2 individuals with different alleles crossing between 1 phenotype(traits)

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Monohybrid cross

19
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Mating between 2 individuals with different alleles crossing between 2 phenotypes(traits)

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Dihybrid cross

20
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The study of biological heredity

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Genetics

21
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The joining of male and female gametes

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Fertilization

22
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The offspring of crosses between parents with different traits

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Hybrid

23
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thesperminthepollen,andtheegg
beingfertilized,comefromthesame parent
plant

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Self-pollination

24
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iftheplantswereallowedto

selfpollinate,theoffspringwouldbeidentical totheparentplant.

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True-breeding

25
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thesperminthepollenandthe
eggbeingfertilizedcomefromtwodifferent
parents

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Cross-pollination

26
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If you have at least one dominant allele, the dominant trait will show up. In order to be recessive you need to have both recessive alleles.

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Principal of dominance

27
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A diagram used to predict the outcome of a genetic cross

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Plummet square

28
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Inheritance of biological characteristics is determined by individual units

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Genes

29
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Whenonealleleisnotcompletely dominantoveranotherallele.

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Incomplete dominance

30
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Thephenotypesproducedbyboth allelesareclearlyexpressed

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Codominance

31
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agenewithmorethantwo alleles

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Multiple allele trait

32
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Traitscontrolledbytwoormoregenes

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Polygenic traits

33
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Building blocks of proteins

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Amino acids

34
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Cellular respiration equation

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CHO + O2 == CO2 + H2O + ATP(light)

35
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Photosynthesis equation

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NRG(light) + H2O + CO2 == O2 + CHO