Traits being passed down from generation to generation is called:

What is the difference in asexual and sexual reproduction?

A group of cells make up a/an:

How many recessive alleles do you need to express a recessive trait?

What is known as the physical expression of a Trait?

Who is known as the father or Genetics?

What do the letters Tt mean to a geneticist?

What genetic disorder does the royal family in England have in their Pedigree?

What Genetic Tool is used to determine all the possible ways alleles can join?

What is probability?

Which of the following is a Heterozygous trait?

Which of the following is a homozygous recessive trait?

Which of the following is a person's genotype?

Which of the following is a person's phenotype?

If Q means brown eyes and q means blue eyes... which offspring below would have blue eyes?

If Tall Dad (Tt) had a child with Tall Mom (Tt) what is the probability that an offspring (kid) would be short(tt)?

Which of the following represents a purebred trait?

If tall is dominant, what is the possible genotype for a tall person?

If N is dominant for the trait of buck teeth, what is the possible genotype for a person with buck teeth?

All of the following cells would be involved in mitosis except ___.

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