Vocabulary
Dominance
Father of Genetics
Punnett Squares
100
The physical traits or characteristics we see.
Phenotype(s).
100
The dominance represent by two upper case or capital letters:
Example: FF
Homozygous dominant
100
The "Father of Genetics."
Gregor Mendel.
100
True or False: Hh is homozygous.
False: heterozygous
200
The two-letter combination which represents genetic make up.
Genotype.
200
This roan cow is an example of _________ dominance.
Codominance
200
The type of plants Mendel studied/experimented with.
Pea plants.
200
What we call the two-letter combinations to help us complete our punnett squares.
Genotypes.
300
Term which means "the same".
Homozygous
300
When we cross a red flower and a white flower, we get a pink flower.
This is an example of ____________ dominance.
incomplete
300
What we call different versions of a gene.
Alleles.
300
Percentage of Green pea plants.
50%
400
Term which means "different".
Heterozygous
400
Describes a blended phenotype where neither allele is dominant over the other.
Incomplete dominance
400
Mendel was an Austrian ________.
Monk.
400
Percentage of homozygous dominant genotypes.
50%
500
Study of how traits are determined and passed down from one generation to the next.
Genetics
500
Describes a phenotype where both inherited traits are visible in an offspring.
Codominance
500
The colors of pea plant seeds he worked with.
Yellow and green.
500
The genotype with the lower case c's (cc) is what we would call...
Homozygous recessive.