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Mendel’s Peas Types of inheritance Blood Types About Mendel Flower Structure Vocabulary

Mendel’s grew this legume in his garden. A 100

What is pea? A 100

A 200 The F 1 plants were not pure bred, but rather they were this type.

A 200 What is a hybrid?

A 300 This is the number of traits that Mendel worked with in his plants.

A 300 What is seven?

A 400 Mendel’s F 2 generation always had this number of heterozygous genotypes.

A 400 What is Two?

A 500 The dominant phenotypes for flower color and pea color.

A 500 What is purple and yellow?

B 100 This type of inheritance results when a recessive allele is masked by a dominant one.

B 100 What is complete or simple dominance?

B 200 The heterozygous genotype results in a blending of effects in this type of inheritance.

B 200 What is incomplete dominance?

B 300 This type of inheritance results in both alleles of a heterozygous genotype being expressed simultaneously.

B 300 What is complete dominance?

B 400 The genotypic ratio numbers of a cross between two heterozygous individual, incompletely dominant for a contrasting trait.

B 400 What is 1:2:1?

B 500 Genotypic and phenotypic ratios are always the same for a cross of heterozygous individuals that are this type of inheritance.

B 500 What is incompletely dominant of codominant?

C 100 ABO blood type genetics is an example of this type of inheritance.

C 100 What is multiple allele?

C 200 The three alleles that produce the ABO blood types.

What are I A, I B and i? C 200

C 300 An immune system protein produced in response to a foreign cell or particle.

C 300 What an antibody?

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C 400 An identifying protein on the surface of a red blood cell.

C 400 What is an antigen?

C 500 This is the term given to the clumping of blood cells that may happen if one if given the wrong blood type.

C 500 What is agglutination?

Mendel used this name to describe what we call an allele. D 100

What is a factor? D 100

Mendel’s principle that describes one gene’s ability to mask the effects of another. D 200

What is the principle of dominance? (Also read about the principle of uniformity) D 200

This principle stated that the alleles would separate during sex-cell formation D 300

What is the principle of segregation? D 300

The principle of independent assortment takes place during this cellular process. D 400

What is a meiosis? D 400

Genetic traits that follow the rules as Mendel proposed are referred to by this adjective. D 500

What is Mendelian? D 500

These are the plant’s male sex cells. E 100

What is pollen? E 100

This is the location of the egg cells in the flower. E 200

What is the ovary? E 200

This structure produces pollen. E 300

What is the anther? E 300

This is the part of the flower to which the pollen adheres. E 400

What is the stigma of the pistil? E 400

The male portion of the flower that includes the anther is referred to by this name. E 500

What is the stamen? E 500

Mr. R.C. developed these handy and predictive rectangles. F 100

What is a Punnett square? F 100

It is heterozygous for two traits. F 200

What is dihybrid? F 200

Pollen transferred from one flower to another. F 300

What is cross pollination? F 300

Combinations of alphabet letters used as representation of allele types present for physical traits. F 400

What is the genotype? F 400

This individual has two contrasting alleles for a trait. F 500

What is a heterozygote? F 500

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