Key terms
Reproduction
Genetics
Patterns of inheritance
Genes
100

This is term used for passing of traits and characteristics from parents to offsprings

Heredity

100

This type of reproduction has a downside of not offering variety because there is only one parent

Asexual reproduction

100

A segment of DNA that codes for traits

Gene

100

This type of gene is only physically expressed when two of the same gene is inherited

Recessive gene

100

Different versions or variations of a trait

Allele

200

This hold the information used to code all traits and is located in every nucleus of every cell in your body. Humans have 23 pairs of these

Chromosomes
200

This type of reproduction has the benefit of genetic variation but has the downside of having to use energy to find a mate

Sexual Reproduction

200

What type of plant did Mendel use in his genetic experiments?

`Pea plants

200

This type of gene is expressed even if only one copy is inherited 

dominant gene

200

Two alleles inherited for a particular gene

Genotype
300

A chart used to find the possible genotypes in offspring of two parents

Punnett square

300

An animal or plant resulting from a cross between genetically unlike individuals

Hybrid

300

In Mendel's experiments what percent of the F1 generation expressed the dominant factor

100%

300

a genetic condition in which neither allele is dominant or recessive and both will be expressed

Co-dominant gene

300

Having the same alleles for a particular gene

homozygous

400

When multiple genes determine the phenotype of a trait

Polygenic inheritance

400

the genotypic and phenotypic differences between individuals in a population, and between populations. It increases the chances of survival and reduces the chance of inheriting harmful diseases from parents

Genetic variation

400

Known as the father of Genetics

Gregor Mendel

400

a genetic condition in which both alleles are expressed and the result is an intermediate trait between the two allele traits

Incomplete dominant gene

400

Double Jeopardy

Having two different alleles of a particular gene

heterozygous

What letters represent this genotype if one parent had AA and the other had aa?

500

A form of asexual reproduction where a new organism grows as an outgrowth from the parent and then detaches

Budding

500

Process in which pollen is transferred to the egg of the same plant or a different plant of the same species so fertilization can occurq

Pollination
500

What symbol was used to represent the parental generation in Mendel's experiments?

P

500

the name for the physical expression of an organism's genotype

Phenotype

500

Why is genetic variation important (name one reason)

-increases chances of survival in environmental changes (like drought or disease outbreak)

-decreases risk of inherited diseases