Which type of trait is expressed (seen) only if BOTH genes code for that trait?

Which type of trait is always expressed (seen), even if only one gene of a pair codes for that trait?

___ is the physical expression of the genes (how it looks).

What do you call one gene of a pair for a SPECIFIC trait?

What are the structures found in the nucleus that are made of DNA wound around proteins?

Which word means that the genes of a pair are different?

What is a small piece of DNA that tells a cell how to express a trait?

What word means that both genes of a pair are alike?

Which best represents a genotype?

In dogs, hearing (H) is dominant over deafness (h). If a heterozygous parent is crossed with a homozygous dog that can hear, what is the chance of having a puppy that is deaf?

Having two different alleles for a trait is said to be ___.

What does a capital letter represent in genetics?

Which of the following refers to a homozygous dominant trait?

Which of the following refers to a trait that is heterozygous?

If a buffalo has 60 chromosomes in its normal body cells, how many chromosomes will each parent contribute to its baby?

If two heterozygous parents are crossed, what percent of the offspring will show the recessive trait?

If one parent is GG and the other is gg, what percent of the offspring will show the recessive trait?

If Huntington's disease (H) is dominant over no disease (n), which genotypes below would have Huntington's disease?

Which genotypes below will show the recessive trait?

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