True/False
Indicate whether the
statement is true or false.
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dominant allele ? an allele that it's trait is
only expressed when it is present with another recessive allele
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dihybride cross ? a cross in which
traits are studied
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recessive allele ? allele that is expressed when it
present with a recessive allele
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phenotype ? the physical appearance (trait)
that the organism displays
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monohybride cross ? a cross in which w traits are
studied
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law of segregation ? the science that involves
studying patterns of inheritance
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law of independent assortment ? when gametes
are maade the genes for traits found on different chromosomes seperate independently
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purebred ? genetically indentical offspring
produced through self pollenation
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genetics ? the alleles that an organism inheerits
from its parent
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homozygous ? when and oprganism has two
dominant or two recessive alleles for a trait
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alleles ? the science that involves studying
patterns of inheritance
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heterozygous ? when and oprganism has two dominant
or two recessive alleles for a trait
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probability ? genetically indentical offspring
produced through self pollenation
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genotype ? the physical appearance (trait) that the
organism displays
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