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G ENETICS AND H EREDITY
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H EREDITY Passing characteristics from parent to offspring
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CHARACTERISTICS physical traits
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I NHERITED CHARACTERISTICS Passed from parent to offspring Hair color Eye color Seed type Flower color
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A CQUIRED CHARACTERISTICS Acquired through experience or decisions. Not passed to offspring Scars Tattoos Broken limbs
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G ENETIC MATERIAL Held in DNA
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G ENES Is DNA that codes for something Basic unit of heredity Found on chromosomes
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G ENE EXPRESSION When a gene makes something
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G ENETIC VARIATION Differences in genes
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ALLELES Alternate forms of a gene
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D OMINANT ALLELES Are always expressed, if present
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R ECESSIVE ALLELES Are only expressed if there is no dominant allele
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H ETEROZYGOUS ALLELES Two different alleles
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H OMOZYGOUS ALLELES Two alleles are the same
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PHENOTYPE How the alleles make the organisms look
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GENOTYPE The alleles an organism has
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P UNNETT SQUARE Used to predict offspring characteristics
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M ONOHYBRID CROSS Punnett square with only one trait
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M UTATIONS A change in the sequence of an organism's genetic material
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POINT MUTATION a mutation in a single base pair in a strand of DNA. cystic fibrosis colorblindness hemophilia sickle cell anemia
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S ELECTIVE B REEDING when humans breed organisms with specific qualities that will result in a specific type of offspring.
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