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Genetics Textbook Chapter 4.2 Key Terms and Concepts

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Probability   The method of predicting what trait offspring is most likely to inherit  
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Punnet Square   A Punnet Square is used to see all the possible genotypes for offspring  
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Phenotype   All of the physical characteristics an offspring could inherit  
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Genotype   All of the characteristics an offspring could inherit in the form of the letters from the Punnet Square  
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Homozygous   A purebred for a particular trait  
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Hetrozygous   A hybrid for a particular trait  
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Codominance   When the parent traits combine in the offspring  
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What is probability and how does it help explain the results of genetic crosses?   Probability is the method of predicting what trait offspring is most likely to inherit and is used in Punnet Squares to determine the most likely trait for the offspring  
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What is meant by genotype and phenotype?   Genotype are the characteristics still in letter form from the Punnet Square, but phenotype are the characteristics in trait form. (EX: Bb vs. Blue eyes)  
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What is codominance?   Codomanince is when the both parent traits combine in the offspring and both are expressed.  
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