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Total cards: 24•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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domestication of livestock species

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Source of Food Source of Power Protection and rodent control

#2
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first domesticated species

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dog

#3
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transcription

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The process of reading DNA to make complementary RNA

#4
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translation

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the process of using the information from mRNA to assemble amino acids into proteins

#5
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phenotype

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the physical expression of the genotype, interaction between genotype and the environment

#6
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genotype

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the actual genetic makeup of the animal

#7
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genome

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All genetic information of an animal

#8
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genes

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contain alleles

#9
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chromosomes

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large molecules containing the genes of living things DNA: deoxyribonucleic acid

#10
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homozygous

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Animals with the same alleles at a given location on a chromosome

#11
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heterozygous

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Animals with different alleles at a given location on a chromosome

#12
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dominant

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one member of a gene pair is expressed in exclusion to the other

#13
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incomplete dominance

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occurs when there is no dominant allele and both are expressed as an intermediate when individual is heterozygous

#14
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epistasis

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the interaction of two or more genes at different locations

#15
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recessive

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the member of a gene pair that is only expressed when the dominant allele is absent from the genome

#16
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mitosis

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Two equal daughter cells

#17
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meiosis

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The process of division that cells go through to form sperm or ovum

#18
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inbreeding

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Increases the homozygosity in the herd Mates closely related individuals Can result in a depression in production Increases the likelihood of expressing recessive genes

#19
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outcrossing

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#20
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crossbreeding

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Results in increased heterosis

#21
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heterosis/ hybrid vigor

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#22
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hyperplasia

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increase in the number of cells

#23
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hypertrophy

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an increase in cell size

#24
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order of fat deposition

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