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Genetics

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Gamete   Haploid cells capable of fusion. Translate genes from one generation to the next in sexual reproduction.  
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Fertilisation   The union of two gametes to form a single cell called a zygote  
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Alleles   Different forms of the same gene  
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Dominant   The allele that prevents the recessive allele from being expressed  
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Recessive   The allele that is prevented from being expressed by a dominant allele  
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Phenotype   The physical makeup/appearance of an organism  
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Genotype   The genetic make up of an organism  
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Homozygous   The alleles are identical. Also known as pure breeding.  
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Heterozygous   The alleles are different  
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Progeny   Offspring that are produced  
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Co-Dominance   Neither allele is dominant or recessive with respect to the other. Both alleles are equally expressed in the heterozygous genotype to produce an intermediate phenotype  
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Law of Segregation   States that inherited characteristics are controlled by pairs of alleles. These alleles segregate at gene formation with one member from each pair being found in a gene  
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Monohybrid cross   Involves the study of a single characteristic  
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Dihybrid cross   Involves the study of two characteristics  
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Law of Independant assortment   States that either one of a pair of alleles is equally likely to join with either of another pair of alleles  
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Linkage   Genes are located on the same chromosome  
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Sex Linkage   A characteristic is controlled by a gene on an X chromosome  
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