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Genetics

Genetics. What is Genetics?. The branch of biology that seeks to explain biological variation Heredity: Transmission of characteristics (traits) from parent to offspring. Vocab You Should Recall:. Diploid- a cell with 2 sets of homologous chromosomes (2n) Haploid-

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FUNDAMENTALS OF GENETICS

FUNDAMENTALS OF GENETICS. USEFUL MATERIALS Video- Garden of Inheritance Guinea Pig Work sheet Text pages 159-176 Worksheet and word search.

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HEREDITY CA REVIEW

HEREDITY CA REVIEW. What is an adaptation?. A change in DNA An over production of offspring A competition between two members of the same species A modification in a species for survival I need help. Which of the following is true about the rate of evolution for most species?.

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Mendel and Monohybrid crosses

Mendel and Monohybrid crosses. _____________. _________________________. Independent assortment. states that ___________pairs separate independently during the formation of ____________. This means that traits are transmitted to offspring independently of one another. Possible Genotypes.

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Standard Biology Chapter 26 Inheritance of Traits

Standard Biology Chapter 26 Inheritance of Traits. Section 1 Genetics, How and Why. Genetics. Genetics: the study of how traits are passed from parent to offspring Mystery for a long time Now know traits are passed in sex cells. Chromosomes.

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Standard Biology Chapter 26 Inheritance of Traits

Standard Biology Chapter 26 Inheritance of Traits. Section 1 Genetics, How and Why. Genetics. Genetics: the study of how traits are passed from parent to offspring Mystery for a long time Now know traits are passed in sex cells. Chromosomes.

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Bell Work

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Bell Work

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Types of dominance in monohybrid crosses

Types of dominance in monohybrid crosses. Complete dominance. Complete dominance occurs when one allele completely dominates another allele when both are present in the genotype. A dominant allele is always expressed in the phenotype when present in the genotype .

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