This is a stack of common genetics terms that you need to know for your test.
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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| Heterozygous | the type of genetic combination that occurs when an organism has two different alleles for one trait; an example is Bb
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| Haploid | a cell, such as a gamete, that has only one set of chromosomes; represented by the symbol "n"
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| Diploid | a cell that has two sets of chromosomes; is represented by the symbol "2n"
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| Complete Dominance | an inheritance relationship in which one allele is completely dominant over the other; both BB and Bb will express the dominant phenotype
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| Homozygous | the type of genetic combination that occurs when an organism possesses two identical alleles for one trait; when written, an example would be BB or bb
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| Monohybrid Cross | a type of punnett square that examines one trait
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| Incomplete Dominance | a type of inheritance in which F1 (first filial generation) hybrids have a phenotype that looks like a "blend" between the parental phenotypes
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| Phenotype | a physical trait of an organism, such as eye color, that results from its genetic makeup
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| Genotype | the combination of dominant and recessive genes (alleles) in an organism's cells
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