Chapter 9 Patterns of Inheritance Flashcards

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blending hypothesis

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idea that hereditary materials mix in forming offspring

*was rejected b/c didn’t explain how traits disappear in one generation but reappear in later generations

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heredity

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transmutation of traits from one generation to next

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genetics

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scientific study of heredity

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character

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a heritable feature that varies among individuals i.e.. flower color

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trait

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each variant for a character i.e. purple or white flower

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true breeding

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varieties result when self- fertilization produces offspring identical to parent

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hybrids

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offspring of two different varieties

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cross

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cross fertilization is a hybridization

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P generation

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true-breeding parental plants

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F1 generation

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hybrid offspring

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F2 generation

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cross of F1 plants

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monohybrid cross

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cross b/w two individuals differing in a single character

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alleles

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alt versions of genes that account for variations in inherited characters

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homozygous

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genotype has identical alleles i.e. blue eyes bb

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heterozygous

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genotype has two different alleles

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dominant

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of alleles of a pair differ, determines organisms appearance

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recessive

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has no noticeable effect on organism appearance

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phenotype

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appearance of a trait

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genotype

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genetic makeup of a trait *can’t see it

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law of segregation

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sperm or egg carries only one allele for each inherited character because allele pairs separate from each other during production of gametes

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punnett square

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shows four possible combinations of alleles that can occur when gametes combine

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locus

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specific location of a gene along a chromosome

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dihybrid cross

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mating of paternal varieties that differ in two characters

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law of independent assortment

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dihybrid cross is equivalent to two monohybrid crosses *Mendel

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testcross

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mating between an individual of unknown genotype and a homozygous recessive individual