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Genetics

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Trait a quality or characteristic of a living thing
Behavior a way in which a living thing acts or responds to its surroundings
inherited trait a characteristic that a living thing gets from its parents
population a group of organisms of the same kind that live in the same area at the same time
acquired trait a characteristic that a living thing gets during a life time
learned behavior a skill that an animal develops after it is born
characteristic a distinguish quality or feature
likeness similarity to
organism Biotic or living thing
offspring children or young animals in relation to parents a descendant
species a group of individuals having some common characteristics or quality's
genetic produced by or influenced by genes
heredity transfer of genetic characteristics from parents to offspring
resemble to be like or similar
DNA materials that transfer genetic characteristics from parents to off spring
gene part of DNA that transfers genetic characteristics from parent to offspring
chromosome one of the rod-shaped or threadlike DNA contains bodies of a cell nucleus that contain all or most of the genes of an organism and can be seen especially during cell division
allele a gene that has two or more variation
inheritance what you get from your parents or grandparents or some one else in genetics the trait that you get from your parents
trait variation difference in the traits that are inherited
dominant trait a genetic trait that is stronger than the other traits that you inherit from your parents there for you will have that trait
recessive trait a genetic trait that can only be seen in your genetics if bath parents give you the recessive trait
physical trait an observable characteristics that is determined by your genes
nucleus the brain of the cell
cell basic structural and functional unit of all known living orgasm
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