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aneuploidy
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individual with an error in chromo number; includes deletions and dupes of chromo segments
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monosomy
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diploid genotype in which one chromo is missing
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trisomy
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diploid genotype in which one entire chromo is duplicated
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x inactivation
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the condensation of x chromos into Barr Bodies during embryonic development in females to compensate
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polyploidy
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an individual with an incorrect number of chromo sets
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chromosome inversion
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the detachment, 180 degree rotation, and reinsertion of a chromo arm
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meiosis
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a nuclear division process that results in 4 haploid cells
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germ cells
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a specialized cell that produces gametes such as eggs or sperm
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fertilization
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the union of 2 haploid cells typically from 2 individual organisms
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somatic cells
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all cells of a multicellular organism except the gamete forming cells
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meiosis I
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first round of meiotic cell division; reduction division resulting cells are haploid
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meiosis II
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2nd round of meiotic cell division following meiosis I; sister chromatids are separated from each other and the result is 4 unique haploid cells
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synapsis
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formation of a close association between homologous chromos during prophase I
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crossing Over
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recombination; exchange of genetic material between homologous chromo resulting in chromos that incorporate genes from both parents of the organisms = reproductive cells
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recombinant
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describing something composed of genetic material from 2 sources such as a chromosome with both maternal and paternal segments of dna
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interkinesis
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a period of rest that may occur between meiosis II; there is no rep of dna during interkinesis
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reduction division
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a nuclear division that produces daughter nuclei each having half as many chromo sets as the paternal nucleus; meiosis I is a reduction division
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karyotype
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the number and appearance of an individual's chromo including size, banding patterns, and centromere position
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nondisjunction
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failure of synapsed homologs to completely separate and migrate to separate poles during cell division of meiosis
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euploid
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an individual with the appropriate number of chromos for their species
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autosomes
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any of the non-sex chromos
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sex chromosomes
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a chromosome involved with determining the sex of an organism typically one of two kinds
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