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Unit 5 Science

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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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when the heterozygote phenotype is a combination of the homozygous phenotypes

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incomplete dominance

#2
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different forms of a gene

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allele

#3
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a section on a chromosome that has genetic information for 1 trait.

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gene

#4
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threadlike structures that contain genetic information in the form of a gene.

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chromosome

#5
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when both alleles are expressed.

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co dominance

#6
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how is the incomplete and co dominance phenotypic ratio set up?

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Dom:hetero:homorec

#7
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a genetic factor that blocks another factor

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dominant

#8
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the offspring of 2 true breeding plants with different forms of the same trait.

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hybrid

#9
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negative traits that result from inheriting a sex-linked gene

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sex linked disorders

#10
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a gene on a sex chromosome

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sex-linked gene

#11
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these determine the gender of an individual and carry sex-linked characteristics.

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sex chromosome

#12
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what is the male sex chromosome?

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xy

#13
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what is the female sex chromosome?

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xx

#14
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what is a human example for a result of polygenic inheritance?

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• eye color • skin color • hair color • weight

#15
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when more than 2 alleles control 1 trait in a population

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multiple alleles

#16
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when multiple genes determine the phenotype of a trait.

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polygenic inheritance.

#17
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a model used to predict possible genotypes and phenotypes of offsprings if parental genotypes are known

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punnet square

#18
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fill in the blank: when organisms reproduce each reproductive cell contributes _______ factor(s) for each trait

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1

#19
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pollen from one plant reaches the pistil of a flower on a different plant.

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cross pollination

#20
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how a trait appears or is exposed

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phenotypes

#21
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a plant that always produces offspring with the same trait when it is self pollinated

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true breeding plant

#22
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how is the simple dominance phenotypic ratio set up?

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Dom:rec

#23
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the likelihood that a specific event will occur

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probability

#24
Front (Question)

when the 2 alleles of a gene are the same

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homozygous