Heredity Flashcards

1
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Observable trait

A

Pheontype

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2
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Name of the alleles

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Genotype

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3
Q

traits that are passed on from parents to offspring

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Heredity

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4
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segment of DNA that codes for a particular trait

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Gene

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5
Q

babies

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offspring

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5
Q

variety of the same gene as in dimple or not dimple

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Alleles

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6
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Characteristics

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Traits

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7
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Requires male and female gametes to produce offspring

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Sexual Reproduction

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8
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Does not require male and female gametes to produce offspring

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Asexual Reproduction

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9
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Cell division that results in to identical daughter cells

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Mitosis

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10
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Cell division that produces sex cells, each cell is unique (different from one another)

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Meiosis

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11
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Located in the nucleus of a cell; it is a genetic material

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DNA

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12
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A chance

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Probability

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13
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sex cells (egg or sperm)

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Gametes

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14
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Diagram showing how male and female alleles might combine in offspring

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Punnett square

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15
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The process by which sperm and egg combine to form and offspring

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Fertilization

16
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A fertilized egg (2 haploids joined together)

17
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A gene that is expressed only when there are 2 copies of the same alleles (ff)

18
Q

2 copies of the same recessive alleles (small small letter: gg ff)

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Homozygous Recessive

19
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A gene that is expressed either with 1 or 2 copies of the allele

20
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2 copies of the same dominant alleles (big big letter: ie TT GG FF)

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Homozygous dominant

21
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A mixed gene with one dominant alleles and one recessive alleles; ie.. Tt Gg Ff

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Heterozygous

21
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Father of genetics. He experimented with two pea plants

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Gregor Mendel

21
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The crossing of gene between two flowers; done by insects, human, winds)

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Cross Pollination

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The crossing of genes between two animals of the same species; human involve in the breeding to select desired traits
Cross Breeding
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A pure homozygous dominant or homozygous recessive
Purebred
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A mixture of two gene one dominant and one recessive
Hybrid (mutt)