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Genetics

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Allele   The different forms of a gene such as a dominant or recessive, represented by a letter.  
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Dominant Gene   Represented by a capital letter.  
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Recessive Gene   Represented by a lower case letter.  
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Sexual Reproduction   Two parents produce an offspring with a mix of traits from both parents.  
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Asexual Reproduction   One parent produces an offspring that is one exact copy of the parent.  
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Chromosome   Carries genetic information that controls inherited characteristics such as eye color.  
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Gene   A set of intructions for an inhereited trait found in a section of DNA.  
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Trait   The specific forms of a characteristic that are passed onto offspring through genes.  
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Heredity   The passing of traits from parents to offspring.  
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Homozygous (pure bred)   Two of the same alleles; both dominant or both recessives; RR or rr.  
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Heterozygous (Hybrid)   Two different alleles; one dominant with one recessive; Rr  
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Phenotype   The physical characteristic of a person (visible trait).  
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Genotype   The genetic makeup of allele combinations.  
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Dominant Allele   An allele whose trait is always visible when the allele is present.  
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Recessive Allele    
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Genetics   The study of heredity.  
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