Matching Pairs Flashcards - Types of Inheritance - DefinitionsOnline version Flashcards - Types of Inheritance - Definitions by Benjamin D Morgan 1 Phenotype 2 Polygenic Traits/Multiple Alleles 3 Complete dominance or Dominant/Recessive 4 Closed System 5 In science you support your claim. How would you write this? 6 Codominance 7 Open System 8 Autosomal Traits 9 Gene 10 Genotype 11 In science you "elaborate" on your data. How would you write this? 12 How a "claim" is written 13 XX 14 Allele 15 Incomplete dominance 16 XY 17 Sex Linked Traits Segment of DNA that codes for a protein. 2 or more proteins then make the trait Whatever set (2) of alleles a person has for a gene (trait). Like HH or Hh The two alleles both show up. They don't mix...you see both traits (alleles) System that allows matter in/out. Energy can enter/leave too The two alleles traits mix so the trait meets in the middle...it won't look like either, but a mixture of the two alleles A system in which no matter is allowed to enter or leave. Energy CAN enter/leave Male Genotype A trait that is controlled by multiple genes (more than 2 alleles) Written like this: "This is supported by my experiment where I found the following data _________ " Written like this... "My data shows that each time the ______ went up ________ occurred" Form of a gene. They are found on opposite chromosome pairs. You get one of these from each parent. traits that are inherited with the sex allele (X or Y) Written like this: "As the ___________ increases then the _______________ will (increase, decrease, or be unaffected)" Female genotype The stronger allele covers up the weaker allele so you only see the dominant allele An organism's physical appearance for a trait. What the trait/gene looks like visually traits located on non-sex chromosomes
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