They are sequences of nucleotides in DNA that serve as the basic physical and functional units of heredity

It is the study of the passing of characteristics or traits through combined genetic materials of the parents to their children or from one generation to the next

They developed and published a research that showed the origin of species how these species evolved, and how natural selection contributes to the emergence of new species

It is the book that Darwin and Wallance published a year after publishing a research about their theory

He is an Austrian monk that performed a series of experiments on inheritance of selected trats of sweet pea plants

He proved the idea of Ernst by isolated the nuclein from the cell nuclei in 1869

They clearly explained the essential facts on cell division, and they stressed the importance of chromosome distribution or chromosome numbers to daughter cells

This theory identified chromosomes as the genetic material responsible for Mendelian inheritance

He proposed the fundamental laws of inheritance

This means that the organism has two identical alleles of a particular trait

What did mendel call each original pair of plants when cross breeding pure-breeders?

What did mendel call each offspring when cross breeding pure-breeders?

It is a latin word for "sons" and "daughters"

This means the pair of alleles differs because they came from parents with different traits

This law states that the inherited characteristic depends on the gene pair

This law is based on dihybrid crosses. It states the alleles for different traits are sorted and segregated during the formation of gametes.

This law states that an offpsring was developed from the crossbreeding of two parents with each having true, different traits, will express the dominant trait and hide the recessive

In __________, letters are used to represent genes

This can also be used to predict the possible genotypes of an offspring from a particular cross or breeding situation. This is a diagram approach developed by Reginald C. Punnett and it is used by bilogists in determining the probability of an offspring producing a particular genotype

This happens in every generation wherein the affected person has an affected parent

This can seldom be seen in each generation. Both parents of the affected person are carriers

This affects mostly women. There is a great chance that both the male and female of the same generation may be affected

It is the opposite of the X-linked dominant as it affects mostly males

This can affect both men and women but can only be transmitted by females