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 Phenotype- an organisms actual physical trait (can be seen) cased by genotype (year published –2010) Table 1Red Flower White FlowerPink Flower White FlowerPink Flower Table 2Red FlowerWhite Flower Red Flower Pink Flower White FlowerPink FlowerWhite Flower

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By: Ashley Complete dominants- both alleles are showing no blending (year published 2010) Alleles- different versions of a gene (dominant vs. recessive) (year published 2010) Genes- particular region of DNA controlling specific trait (year published 2010) Incomplete dominants- the alleles are blended ex. A white flower and a red flower = a pink flower (year published 2010) Phenotype- an organisms actual physical trait (can be seen) cased by genotype (year published 2010) Table 1Red Flower White FlowerPink Flower White FlowerPink Flower Table 2Red FlowerWhite Flower Red Flower Pink Flower White FlowerPink FlowerWhite Flower Genotype- 25%RR 50%RW 25%WW Phenotype- 25% Red flower 50% Pink flower 25% White flower + = 1Red FlowerWhite flower Red flowerRed FlowerPink Flower White flower Pink FlowerWhite Flower Heterozygous- cell with 2 different alleles in the position of homozygous chromosomes Homozygous- reveres to having identical alleles for a single trait Brightstorm2,. "YouTube.com." YouTube.com. N.p., 1 year ago. Web. 12 Dec McCommom, W.R.. "dcitionary.erference.com." dictioary.reference.com. N.p., 1 year ago. Web Dec Amerian, Heritage. "dictionary.reference.com." dictinary.reference.com. N.p., Web. 13 Dec


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