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Genetics
the study of heredity
Heredity
ways in which genes are transferred to offspring
Chromosone
A structure found in the nucleus of a cell that contains the genetic information
Gene
a segment of dna
Allele
alternative form of a gene; can be dominant or recessive, one from each parent, found in pairs
Monohybrid Cross
crossing of parents to determine probability of traits of offspring
Trait
a specific characteristic
Genotype
genetic makeup of a trait
Phenotype
physical makeup of a trait
Dominant Trait
the trait that will always overpower the recessive trait; only one allele needs to be present to be expressed
Recessive Trait
trait that is masked when a dominant trait is present
Purebred
having the same form of a trait
Hybrid
having alleles for both forms of a trait
Fertilization
new organisms forms when sperm and egg cells join
Gamete
sex cells (you know that) that contain half the genetic information. Sperm is male and egg is female