The term for an organism with two different alleles for a particular trait.

The percentage of homozygous offspring when a homozygous dominant parent and homozygous recessive parent have children.

The number of phenotypes possible when two alleles display incomplete dominance.

The type of inheritance being exhibited when the two alleles' phenotypes are displayed in an individual that is heterozygous for the trait.

Probability of the offspring displaying the attached earlobe phenotype when two homozygous recessive individuals with attached earlobes have a child.
E = unattached earlobes
e = attached earlobes

The allele with a masked expression when an organism is heterozygous for the trait.

Percentage of long-haired (hh) guinea pigs in the offspring when two heterozygous (Hh) short-haired guinea pigs mate.

The phenotype seen if the two alleles for color, red (R) and white (r), in a type of flower are incompletely dominant.

The term for having more than two alleles possible for a particular trait.

The term for a gene that is on the X or the Y chromosome.

The term for the physical, observable characteristic that is a result of the two alleles.

The number of phenotypes possible when two alleles display complete dominance

Probability of having a heterozygous short-tailed cat if a homozygous no-tailed cat (tt) is mated with a homozygous long-tailed cat (TT).

The total number of genotypes for blood type (has alleles A, B, and O)

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The term for an organism with two of the same allele for a particular trait.

The probability for having a recessive disorder if you have one parent with it and another parent that is a carrier (heterozygous).

The definition of incomplete dominance.

The genotype for color of a cat that is white with black spots.

The term for a heterozygous individual that has a recessive allele for a genetic disorder.

The type of inheritance being exhibited when the phenotype for both alleles for a trait are observed.

The Punnett square, genotypes, phenotypes, and percentages of each in the offspring when a brown-haired sasquatch (Bb) mates with a tan-haired sasquatch (bb)

The Punnett square, genotypes, phenotypes, and percentage of each if a if a red flower (RR) is crossed with a pink flower (Rr).

The Punnett square, genotypes, phenotypes, and percentages of each when a white-feathered chicken (WW) is crossed with a black-feathered chicken (BB). Assuming codominance and BW chickens are checker-patterned.

The Punnett square for a DIHYBRID cross between a short, purple-flowered pea plant (hhFf) and a tall, white-flowered pea plant (Hhff)