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Incomplete Dominance
heterozygous condition in which third phenotype is created.
Codominance
heterozygous condition in which both parent phenotypes are expressed in true form.
Expressivity
How heavily a trait is expressed given that the genotype exists
Penetrance
percent chance that a genotype will be passed onto the next generation
Pleiotropy:
A single gene is responsible for several phenotypic manifestations seemingly unattached to each other
Epistasis:
interaction of genes with each other to create a phenotype.
Multi factorial inheritance
: A situation in which more than genetics (lifestyle) affects the outcome (nature vs. nurture)
Phenocopy
: An environmentally induced phenotype (nonheritable) that closely resembles the phenotype produced by a known gene.