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Vocabulary Worksheet Genetics Write a definition for each vocabulary word. Write a sentence or two explaining the concepts you learned in the Module related to each term. 1. chromosome 2. DNA 3. genes 4. genotype 5. allele 6. heterozygous 7. homozygous 8. dominant gene 9. recessive gene 10. phenotype 11. Punnett square 12. trait 13. sex-linked trait © 2002‐2009 Pitsco Education• This page may be photocopied for use only within the classroom. MO•0302•0809•03
