Unit 7 Vocab
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- Q1When you look at just one trait (like eye color) being passed from parent to offspring.Monohybrid cross30s
- Q2A section of DNA that determines a specific trait, like eye color or blood type.Gene30s
- Q3A version of a gene. You get one of these from each parent. (letters) A, aAllele30s
- Q4A trait that shows up if you have at least one capitalized allele (an uppercase letter) for it.Dominant30s
- Q5A trait that only shows up if both alleles are recessive (lowercase).Recessive30s
- Q6Having two different alleles for a trait (like Bb).Heterozygous30s
- Q7Having two of the same alleles for a trait (like BB or bb).Homozygous30s
- Q8Having two lowercase alleles (bb).Homozygous recessive30s
- Q9Having two uppercase alleles (BB).Homozygous dominant30s
- Q10Refers to the physical traits or appearance of an organism.Phenotype30s
- Q11Refers to the genetic makeup of an organism, the combination of alleles an organism has. (letters)Genotype30s
- Q12The ratio that shows the different physical traits in the offspring.Phenotypic Ratio30s
- Q13The ratio that shows the genetic combinations in the offspring.Genotypic Ratio30s
- Q14The chance that something will happen, like the chance of inheriting a certain trait.Probability30s
- Q15A genetic disorder caused by a mutation in one of the 22 non-sex chromosomes (autosomes).Autosomal disorder30s