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DNA
Cell division of sex cells
Blue Print of an organism
Sperm and egg with 23 chromosomes
The genes inherited from parents (WW or Ww or ww)
Chromosome
The expression of those genes (white mouse or brown mouse)
The trait that is weaker
storehouse of genes and genetic information for an organism.
the blueprint of an organism
Mitosis
he genes inherited from parents (WW or Ww or ww)
a change in the structure of a gene, can be beneficial, harmful or have no impact.
the survival and reproduction of those best adapted to their surroundings
Cell division of somatic cells
Sex cells
Body cells with 46 chromosomes
Cell division of somatic cells
The trait that is stronger and shows when present
storehouse of genes and genetic information for an organism.
Sexual Reproduction
1/2 from each parent, no mate is required, can occur very quickly
1/2 from each parent, produces 1 offspring at a time, Slow
Produces many offspring's at a time, 1/2 each parent, needs mate
Needs mate, 1/2 each parent, can occur very quickly
Natural Selection
Cell division of somatic cells
Body cells with 46 chromosomes
the survival and reproduction of those best adapted to their surroundings
The amount of matter an object
Anther
Male reproductive part that produces pollen
Body cells with 46 chromosomes
Sticky top part of the pistil that collects the pollen
Small leaf-like structure to protect developing flower
Stamen
Small leaf-like structure to protect developing flower
Sperm and egg with 23 chromosomes
Male reproductive part of a flower
Anther
Asexual Reproduction
NO Mate, many at a time
NO Mate, one at a time
1/2 from mom and dad
No mate, one at a time, 1/2 from mom and dad
Somatic cells
Female reproductive part of a flower
Sperm and egg with 23 chromosomes
Cell division of sex cells
Body cells with 46 chromosomes
Genes
Female reproductive part of a flower
the blueprint of an organism
characteristics transformed from parent/parents to offspring
Colorful part meant to attract pollinators
Pollination
the transfer of pollen to a stigma, ovule, flower, or plant to allow sun and food
the transfer of pollen to a stigma, ovule, flower, or plant to allow fertilization
Colorful part meant to attract pollinators
Style
Stigma
Sticky top part of the pistil that collects the pollen
Male reproductive part of a flower
Powdery substance given off by the anther
Female reproductive part of a flower
Filament
Female reproductive part of a flower
Small leaf-like structure to protect developing flower
Part that holds the anther up
Hollow structure at the base of the pistil
Ovary
Hollow structure at the base of the pistil
The genes inherited from parents (WW or Ww or ww)
Male reproductive part of a flower
storehouse of genes and genetic information for an organism.
Ovule
Male reproductive part that produces pollen
Small leaf-like structure to protect developing flower
Hollow structure at the base of the pistil
The seed - stored in the ovary
Acquired Trait
Freckles
Moles
Neck Tattoo
Widows Beak
Inherited Trait
Widows beak
Nose Ring
Face Tattoo
Freckles
Variation
Many Results/Differences
Many results no differences
nothing new still the same
thats a funny word
Pedigree
Different forms of the same trait (brown eyes, blue eyes)
The genes inherited from parents (WW or Ww or ww)
Small leaf-like structure to protect developing flower
A chart that shows generations likelihood of inheriting a trait.
Meiosis
Cell division of sex cells
Sperm and egg with 23 chromosomes
Body cells with 46 chromosomes
Cell division of somatic cells
Allele
The expression of those genes (white mouse or brown mouse)
Different forms of the same trait (brown eyes, blue eyes)
Body cells with 46 chromosomes
Small leaf-like structure to protect developing flower
Genotype
The expression of those genes (white mouse or brown mouse)
Different forms of the same trait (brown eyes, blue eyes)
The genes inherited from parents (WW or Ww or ww)
Cell division of somatic cells
Phenotype
Cell division of somatic cells
The genes inherited from parents (WW or Ww or ww)
The trait that is weaker
The expression of those genes (white mouse or brown mouse)
Dominant
The trait that is weaker
Cell division of sex cells
The trait that is stronger and shows when present
Different forms of the same trait (brown eyes, blue eyes)
Recessive
The trait that is weaker
The trait that is stronger and shows when present
Different forms of the same trait (brown eyes, blue eyes)
A chart that shows generations likelihood of inheriting a trait.
Mutation
a change in the structure of a gene, can be beneficial, harmful or have no impact.
the survival and reproduction of those best adapted to their surroundings
A chart that shows generations likelihood of inheriting a trait.
storehouse of genes and genetic information for an organism.
