The Investigator Genetics Vocabulary. It’s a Robbery!!! CRIME SCENE DO NOT CROSS CRIME SCENE DO...

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The InvestigatorThe InvestigatorGenetics Vocabulary

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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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