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The InvestigatorThe InvestigatorGenetics Vocabulary
It’s a Robbery!!!It’s a Robbery!!!
CRIME SCENE DO NOT CROSS CRIME SCENE DO NOT CROSS CRIME SCENE DO NOT CROSS CRIME SCENE DO
CRIME SCENE DO NOT CROSS CRIME SCENE DO NOT CROSS CRIME SCENE DO NOT CROSS CRIME SCENE DO
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Pollen from one flower fertilizes Pollen from one flower fertilizes the pistil of the SAME flowerthe pistil of the SAME flower
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Alternate form of the same gene Alternate form of the same gene for a given traitfor a given trait
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Genetic makeup of an organism Genetic makeup of an organism (Letters)(Letters)
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Study of heredityStudy of heredity
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Section of a chromosome that Section of a chromosome that codes for a traitcodes for a trait
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Characteristic that is passed Characteristic that is passed from parent to offspringfrom parent to offspring
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Physical appearance of an Physical appearance of an organismorganism
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Organism that receives the Organism that receives the same same genetic traits from both parentsgenetic traits from both parents
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Pollen from one flower fertilizes Pollen from one flower fertilizes the pistil of a the pistil of a differentdifferent flower flower
Self-Fertilization Cross-fertilization
Parent GenerationParent Generation
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Having 2 identical alleles for a Having 2 identical alleles for a given traitgiven trait
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Form of a gene that is always Form of a gene that is always expressed (shown) when it is expressed (shown) when it is presentpresent
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11stst generation generation
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Organism that receives Organism that receives differentdifferent forms of genetic traits from each forms of genetic traits from each parentparent
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Having 2 different alleles for a Having 2 different alleles for a given traitgiven trait
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Form of a gene that needs 2 Form of a gene that needs 2 copies in order to be expressedcopies in order to be expressed
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Alleles are separated Alleles are separated independently into gametes.independently into gametes.
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Likelihood that something may Likelihood that something may happenhappen
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Genes are separated during Genes are separated during meiosismeiosis
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