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Mendelian and Non-Mendelian Heredity

	1.	Sex linked traits	A.	Always expresses itself when present.
	2.	karyotype	B.	Different versions of the same gene
	3.	CoDominance	C.	the likelihood that a specific event will occur
	4.	Genetic Disorder	D.	Traits that are passed down on the X chromosome of the twenty-third pairing, making it more likely for boys to be affected by the disorder.
	5.	Pedigree	E.	Results in spots. ex: Holstein Cattle.
	6.	Hybrid	F.	Term for when alleles are the same, for example bb or BB.
	7.	Autosomal Traits	G.	Traits that both sexes are equally likely to inherit (not sex linked)
	8.	Generation	H.	Only expresses itself when two of them are present.
	9.	Heterozygous	I.	trait that is physically expressed.
	10.	Homozygous	J.	Traits that are determined by more than one gene
	11.	Punnett Square	K.	Trait that is genetically present example: PP or Pp.
	12.	Genotype	L.	Term for when alleles are different, for example Bb or Aa.
	13.	Recessive Allele	M.	a diagram that shows the occurrence of a genetic trait in several generations of a family
	14.	Multiple Alleles (Polygenic character)	N.	a graphic used to predict the results of a genetic cross
	15.	Probability	O.	When two alleles are present and are fully expressed. If white is expressed in a rose, but red is too, you will get a pink rose.
	16.	Incomplete Dominance	P.	an image of an individual's complete set of chromosomes where you can see a highly zoomed-out picture of an individual's genome.
	17.	Dominant Allele	Q.	the offspring of a cross between parents that have contrasting traits
	18.	Allele	R.	the entire group of offspring produced by a given group of parents
	19.	Phenotype	S.	an inherited disease or disorder that is caused by a mutation in a gene or by a chromosomal defect

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Mendelian and Non-Mendelian Heredity

D	1.	Sex linked traits	A.	Always expresses itself when present.
P	2.	karyotype	B.	Different versions of the same gene
O	3.	CoDominance	C.	the likelihood that a specific event will occur
S	4.	Genetic Disorder	D.	Traits that are passed down on the X chromosome of the twenty-third pairing, making it more likely for boys to be affected by the disorder.
M	5.	Pedigree	E.	Results in spots. ex: Holstein Cattle.
Q	6.	Hybrid	F.	Term for when alleles are the same, for example bb or BB.
G	7.	Autosomal Traits	G.	Traits that both sexes are equally likely to inherit (not sex linked)
R	8.	Generation	H.	Only expresses itself when two of them are present.
L	9.	Heterozygous	I.	trait that is physically expressed.
F	10.	Homozygous	J.	Traits that are determined by more than one gene
N	11.	Punnett Square	K.	Trait that is genetically present example: PP or Pp.
K	12.	Genotype	L.	Term for when alleles are different, for example Bb or Aa.
H	13.	Recessive Allele	M.	a diagram that shows the occurrence of a genetic trait in several generations of a family
J	14.	Multiple Alleles (Polygenic character)	N.	a graphic used to predict the results of a genetic cross
C	15.	Probability	O.	When two alleles are present and are fully expressed. If white is expressed in a rose, but red is too, you will get a pink rose.
E	16.	Incomplete Dominance	P.	an image of an individual's complete set of chromosomes where you can see a highly zoomed-out picture of an individual's genome.
A	17.	Dominant Allele	Q.	the offspring of a cross between parents that have contrasting traits
B	18.	Allele	R.	the entire group of offspring produced by a given group of parents
I	19.	Phenotype	S.	an inherited disease or disorder that is caused by a mutation in a gene or by a chromosomal defect

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