Matching
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a. | Law or
Segregation- | b. | dihybrid
cross- | c. | crossing
over- | d. | Punnett
square- | e. | Probability- | f. | F1- generation- | g. | gametes- | h. | recessive
allele- | i. | Heterozygous- | j. | Homozygous- | k. | genotype- | l. | phenotype- | m. | dominant
allele- | n. | Gene- | o. | Law of
Independent Assortment- | p. | monohybrid
cross- | q. | autosomes- | r. | meiosis- | s. | P-generation- | t. | sex chromosomes- |
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Process of producing sex cells
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only expressed if have two copies of recessive present (use small-case letter
to represent)
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The chance that something will happen
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Refers to genetic makeup of a specific set of genes. The “letters”
used to describe a genetic trait
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A “piece” of DNA that provides a set of instructions to a cell to
make a certain protein
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Same letters (e.g. TT or tt)
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A single-factor genetic cross
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Sex cells
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pair of chromosome that has direct control over development
of sexual characteristics
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Tool used to predict possible results from a genetic cross
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states that allele pairs separate independently of each other during meiosis
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allele that is expressed when two different alleles or two dominant alleles are
present (use capital letter to represent)
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chromosome pairs 1-22
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A genetic cross involving two traits
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First generation produced in genetic cross
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Parent generation in genetic cross
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exchange of chromosome segments between homologous chromosomes during Prophase
I of Meiosis I
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physical characteristics of organism (white or purple flowers)
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Different letters (e.g. Tt)
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Organisms inherit two copies of each gene, one from each parent
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