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Genetics

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Chromosomes other than sex chromosomes   Autosomes  
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Rod-like bodies made of DNA that carry heredity traits in the form of genes   Chromosomes  
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Form of inheritance where the two alleles [genes] for the characteristic are expressed   Co-dominance  
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No. of chromosomes in normal body cells [somatic cells]   Diploid  
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No. of chromosomes in a gamete   Haploid  
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Genotype of an individual that has the same genes for a particular characteristic   Homozygous  
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Form of inheritance where two different genes interact to produce an intermediate phenotype different to both parents   Heterozygous  
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Using letters to represent the gene complement of an organism   Genotype  
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The observable characteristics of an organism   Phenotype  
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Organelle in animal cells that produce the spindle during cell division   Centromere  
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Position on a chromosome which attaches to the spindle during cell division   Centriole  
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Chromosomes that are similiar in length, shape & position of the centromere & have genes for the same characteristics at corresponding positions along their length   Homologous  
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Theoretical units of inheritance on chromosomes   Gene  
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Chemical which makes up the genes on the chromosomes   DNA  
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Definition of asexual reproduction   When organisms produce new individuals by themselves  
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What are the advantages of asexual reproduction   Time & energy are not used to produce sex cells  
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Name 3 types of asexual reproduction   Binary fission, budding, spores  
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Development of new individuals from an unfertilised egg   Parthenogenesis  
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Births that result without any meeting between eggs & sperm   Virgin births  
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What does DNA stand for   DeoxyriboNucleic Acid  
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