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| The inherited traits that are expressed in an individual |
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| The genetic makeup of an individual |
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| Expression of inherited trait when the allele is present in either the homozygous or heterozygous form |
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| Expression of inherited trait only when the allele is present in the homozygous form |
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| Pertaining to the condition that exists when the two alleles for a given trait are the same |
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| Pertaining to the condition that exists when two alleles for a given trait are different |
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| The condition in which the products of both alleles are expressed but the effect of one allele is stronger than that of the other |
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| Inherited traits that are expressed whether the allele is present in the homozygous or heterozygous form |
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| Alleles that are carried on any autosome except the X or Y sex chromosome |
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| Used to describe the genetic material on the X chromosome of the male for which there is not equivalent material on the Y chromosome |
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| Sex linked (X-linked) inheritance |
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| An allele that is carried on the X chromosome |
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| The tendency of genes that are located in close proximity on a chromosome to be associated in inheritance |
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