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23 Cards in this Set
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what did Gregor Mendel use pea plants to study |
genetics |
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what are hybrids |
Hh or heterozygous |
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what are chemical factors that determine traits |
genes |
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why did gregor mendel remove the male part of the flower |
so he can cross pollenation |
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what did gregor mendel determine about traits |
they're passed to their offspring |
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what does the principle of dominance state |
some alleles are dominant and others are recessive |
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what do you get with you cross a true-breeding tall plant with a true-breeding short plan |
heterozygous |
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when you flip a coin what is the chance it would land on tales |
1/2 or .5 |
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what can the principles of probability be used for |
predict the traits of the offspring produced by genetic crosses.
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organisms that have two identical alleles for a particular trait are said to be.... |
homozygous |
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what does the principle of independent assortment state |
alleles for different traits are distributed to sex cells independently of one another |
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what does the principle of segregation state |
alleles separate during formation of gametes |
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what is incomplete dominace |
F1 hybrids appear some what in between the the parental phenotypes |
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what is codominance |
when both alleles are expressed in a hybrid (blood type) |
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what is phenotype |
physical feature resulting from genotype
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what are the three possible genotypes |
RR rr Rr |
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what is a genotype |
gene combination for a trait |
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how is the first generation obtained |
from breeding individuals from the P1 generation |
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what is the difference between a monohybird and a dihybrid |
mono is one di is two |
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who is the 'father' of genetics |
gregor mendel |
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how did Mendel obtain his P1 generation |
he let them self pollinate for several generations |
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how did mendel prevent self- pollination of his plants |
he cut off the stamen |
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what is the passing of traits from parents to offspring |
heredity |