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LQ Genetics

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Genetics   the field of biology that is devoted to the understanding of how characteristics are transmitted from parents to offspring.  
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Heredity   The transmission of characteristics from parents to offspring.  
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Trait   is a genetically determined variant of a characteristic, such as the color of the flower.  
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Pollination   occurs when pollen grains produced in the male reproductive parts (anthers) are transferred to the female reproductive parts (stigma).  
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Self-pollination   occurs when pollen transferred from the anthers of one flower to the the stigma of same flower or on another plant.  
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cross-pollination   Occurs between flowers of two plants  
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true-breeding   a pure trait that is always seen in offspring when the parents self-pollinate.  
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P Generation   true breeding parents  
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F1 generation   offspring of the P generation - the first filial generation  
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F2 generation   The second filial generation  
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Dominant   The trait that is visible  
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Recessive   The trait that is covered up or hidden behind the other allele  
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Genotype   an organisms genetic makeup  
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allele   a pair of one of the alternative forms of a gene.  
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Phenotype   The organisms appearance.  
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Homozygous   when both alleles are alike or the same.  
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Heterozygous   when the two alleles in the pair are different.  
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probability   the liklihood that a specific event will occur.  
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punnett square   a diagram or chart that shows the probablity of the distribution of traits among offspring.  
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Complete dominance   One allele completely dominates over another  
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incomplete dominance   when the phenotype of an organsim is between the dominant and recessive traits.  
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Codominance   When both alleles for a gene are expressed in a heterozygous offspring.  
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dihybrid cross   When two characteristics are tracked or predicted.  
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Monohybrid Cross   When only one characterstic is tracked.  
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Gregor Mendel   The Father of Genetics.  
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