https://padlet.com/2024biggsf/i8ustyunwd4d749i 3rd period Biology Project en-us 2022-05-17 13:58:28 UTC 2025-04-22 11:48:11 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.net/icons/png/1f438.png 2024biggsf https://padlet.com/2024biggsf/i8ustyunwd4d749i/wish/2187686898 Alleles - different versions of your gene
Crossing over - when the legs of chromosomes switch
Codominance - when both traits are expressed in an offspring
Incomplete dominance - blending of both phenotypes in one offspring
Recessive traits - undercase letters that represent the less frequent trait
Dominant traits - uppercase letters that represent the more frequent traits
Haploid - when a cell has half the amount of chromosomes 
Diploid - when a cell has the full amount of chromosomes
Gene maps - maps that are based off frequency of crossing over
Gene linkages - can happen easiest to the traits that are closest together, its when they traits link together and mix

]]> 2022-05-17 14:06:50 UTC https://padlet.com/2024biggsf/i8ustyunwd4d749i/wish/2187686898 2024biggsf https://padlet.com/2024biggsf/i8ustyunwd4d749i/wish/2187694822 Q: Explain why recessive traits reappear in the F2 generation after disappearing in the F1  generation?
A: Parents from the F1 generation pass on recessive traits to their offspring, even though they present the dominant traits themselves because they have a heterozygous genotype.

Q: In which stage does each cell have a single copy of each gene?
A: Telophase II

Q: What is the difference between alleles and traits?
A: Alleles are versions of your genes while traits are like your phenotype.

Q: Tall plants (T)  are dominant over short plants(t), a short plant will be produced if...
A: The genotype of the offspring is “tt” 



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