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Basic Principles of Heredity

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Genes and expression   show
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Hair Color   show
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show black or brown hair  
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show red or yellow hair  
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MC1R gene   show
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Mendel's Success   show
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show mated a given phenotype with a similar phenotype until he never saw a different phenotype Homozygous  
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Law of Segregation   show
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show a genetic factor (region of DNA) that helps determine a characteristic  
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Allele   show
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show Specific place on a chrom occupied by an allele  
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show set of alleles possessed by an individual  
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show an individual organism possessing 2 different alleles at a locus  
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show an individual organism possessing 2 of the same allele at a locus  
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show Appearance or manifestation of a character  
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show attribute or feature  
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monohybrid crosses   show
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show crosses in which phenotypes of male and female are reversed and crossed  
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show each plant was concluded to carry 2 genetic encoding factors since the presence of 2 phenotypes could be found in F2 even though F1 only displayed one phenotype.  
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show 1. each offspring inherit gentic factors from both parents 2. two alleles separate when gametes are formes 1 allele per gamete 3. dominant alleles will mask recessive alleles 4. 2 alleles separate w/ equal probability into gametes. gametes pair randomly  
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Phenotype expression   show
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show cross between F1 genotypes ( ex Rr) and its parent ( ex RR or rr )  
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show each individual 2n organism posses 2 alleles for any particular characteristic  
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show the probability of two or more independent events occurring together is calculated by multiplying their independent probabilities. ex. rolling a 4 is 1/6. rolling a 4 a second time is 1/6 x 1/6 = 1/36. KEY WORD - AND  
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Addition Rule   show
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testcross   show
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incomplete dominance   show
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show common allele for a character, usually found in the wild symbol +  
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show Alleles encoding for different traits separate independently.  
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Dihybrid Cross   show
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Goodness of Fit   show
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show allows to check for null-hypothesis (difference due to chance) x squared = (observed/ expected)squared / expected  
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