chapter 6.5 outline
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| a grid system for predicting possible gentotypes resulting from a cross | Punnett square
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| both parents have 2 what for each gene | Alleles
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| each what gets one allele | Gamere
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| cross that examine the inheritance of only one specific trait | Monlhybrid cross
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| each parents genotype was put on a what | Axis
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| is a cross between an organism with the recessive phenotype | Testcross
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| crosses that examine the inheritance of two different combinations | Dihybrid cross
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| performed many Dihybrid crosses and tests a variety of different combinations | Mendal
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| states that allele pairs separate independently of each other during gamete formation | Law of independent assortment
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| is the likelyhood that a particular event will happen | Probability
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| these probabilities can be applied to | Meiosis
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| their is only 1/4 chance a sperm will carry a what allele | Dominant
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| each gamete gets one what | Allele
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| the what of the grid represents the possible gamete genotype of each parent | Axis
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| who made the punnett square | R. C. Punnett
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| what is dominant lowercase or uppercase | Uppercase
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| which is recessive lowercase or uppercase | Lowercase
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| what restores the the diploid number in the resulting offspring | Fertilization
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