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- Q1different forms of a geneallele30s
- Q2allele that is always expressed if presentdominant30s
- Q3allele that is not expressed unless two copies (homologous) are present in an organism's genotyperecessive30s
- Q4two of the same alleles for a traithomozygous30s
- Q5having two different alleles for a traitheterozygous30s
- Q6genetic makeup of an organism, allele combination (the letters)genotype30s
- Q7physical characteristics, what it looks likephenotype30s
- Q8diagram that can be used to predict the genotype and phenotype combinations of a genetic crossPunnett Square30s
- Q9assortment of chromosomes for one trait doesn't affect the assortment of chromosomes for another trait.law of independent assortment30s
- Q10when chromosomes separate in meiosis, each gamete (egg or sperm) will receive only one chromosome from each pairlaw of segregation30s
- Q11a dominant (strong allele) will express itself over a recessive (weak) allele.law of dominance30s
- Q12cross involving a single traitmonohybrid cross30s
- Q13cross involving two traitsdihybrid cross30s
- Q14The heterozygous phenotype is somewhere between the two homozygous phenotypesincomplete dominance30s
- Q15Both traits are fully and separately expressedcodominance30s