2.4 Understanding Inheritance Flashcards
What is the cross breeding that only monitors 1 trait?
Monohybrid
What the the term for the type of appearance of an organism? (How the genes are expressed physically)
Phenotype
What is the term for the type of genetic makeup?
Genotype
☄️Why are P generation and F1 different in a monohybrid?
Because the offspring of F1 organisms (which are F2) have a 3:1 ratio of phenotypes (the appearance of the recessive gene)
What is the law of segregation? (Simple definition)
Traits are determined by pairs of alleles that segregate during meiosis during meiosis so that each gamete has one.
What is the ph
What is true breeding?
Organisms that have the same traits generation after generation. (Think *pure-bred)
What is a classic phenotype ratio of F2 (2nd gen offspring) of dihybrids?
9:3:3:1
What is the law of independent assortment?
During gamete formation, two alleles line up independent of all traits
What’s the name of a pair of identical alleles for a trait
It’s a homozygous genotype (ex: TT or tt)
What does it mean if a pair of alleles are different for a trait
It is a heterozygous (ex: Tt)
(the dominant trait will always be the one that is displayed)