1. Different variations of a gene. 2. An individual's collection of genes and alleles. Vocabulary: fill in the Blanks 3. An allele that is only expressed in a homozygous state. 4. An allele that is expressed in a heterozygous state. 5. A unit of heredity that usually encodes a protein. _ 6. A diagram used to predict genotypes. 7. When dominant alleles mask recessive allele effect. 8. When recessive alleles have a partial phenotypic effect. 9. A specific characteristic or attribute of an organism. 10. The offspring generation. A. Complete dominance B. Monohybrid cross C. Punnett square D. Genotype E. Gene F. Allele G. Recessive trait H. Dominant trait 1. Trait J. Filial generation K. Parental generation L. Genotypic frequencies M. Homozygous 11. The generation preceding the offspring generation. N. Heterozygous 12. Also known as allele frequency. 13. Set of all genes found within a given population. O. Incomplete dominance P. Gene pool
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Different variations of a gene: Allele An individual's collection of genes and alleles: Genotype An allele that is only expressed in a homozygous state: Recessive allele An allele that is expressed in a heterozygous state: Dominant allele A unit of heredity that usually encodes a protein: Gene A diagram used to predict genotypes: Punnett square When dominant alleles mask recessive allele effect: Complete dominance When recessive alleles have a partial phenotypic effect: Incomplete dominance A specific characteristic or attribute of an organism: Phenotype The offspring generation: F1 generation
