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Unit 4: Heredity

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Alleles   Different forms of a trait that a gene may have.  
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Homozygous   An organism with two alleles that are the same. (purebred)  
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Heterozygous   An organism with two different alleles for a trait. (hybrid)  
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Phenotype   The physical appearance of an organism.  
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Genotype   The genes of an organism. The actual genetic makeup of an organism.  
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Dominant   A trait that dominates or covers up the other form of the trait  
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Recessive   A trait that is covered up by a dominate trait.  
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Punnett Square   A chart that shows all the possible combinations of alleles.  
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Heredity   The transfer of genetic information from parent to offspring.  
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Trait   A characteristic of an organism, can be genetic or acquired.  
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Chromosome   A single, highly organized and structured piece of DNA.  
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DNA   A double helix structure containing an individual's genetic code.  
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Gene   Small part of a chromosome that determines a specific trait for an organism.  
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