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Biology Vocabulary Word Group 12 HEREDITY The passing of traits from parents to offspring GENETICS The study of heredity SELF-POLLINATION The movement of pollen from the male sex organs to the female sex organs of flowers on the same plant P GENERATION The pure plants that Mendel produced by self-pollination CROSS-POLLINATION The movement of pollen from the male sex organs to the female sex organs of flowers on different plants F GENERATION 1 The plants that resulted when Mendel cross-pollinated two different kinds of plants PUNNETT SQUARES A model used to represent crosses between organisms GENE The information about a trait that a parent passes to its offspring RECESSIVE GENE A gene that is hidden by a dominant gene DOMINANT GENE A gene that shows up in an organism GENOTYPE An organism’s combination of genes for a trait PHENOTYPE An organism’s appearance as a result of its combination of genes F GENERATION 2 The plants that resulted when Mendel self-pollinated plants from the F1 generation FACTORS The name that Mendel gave to information about traits that parents pass to offspring SEX CHROMOSOME A chromosome that determines the sex of an organism SEX-LINKED TRAIT A trait that is determined by an organism’s sex chromosomes CARRIER An organism that carries a gene but does not show the effects of the gene IDENTICAL TWINS Twins that have identical genes FRATERNAL TWINS Twins that do not have identical genes ENVIRONMENT An organism’s surroundings MUTATION A change in a gene BASE A molecule found in DNA that is used to code information REPLICATE To make a copy of GENETIC DISORDER A disorder or disease that is caused by a mutated gene SICKLE-CELL ANEMIA A genetic disease in which a person’s red blood cells have a sickle shape GENE POOL The genes found within a population INBREEDING Sexual reproduction between organisms within a small gene pool HEMOPHILIA A genetic disease in which a person’s blood fails to clot APPLIED GENETICS The process of using knowledge of genetics to affect heredity SELECTIVE BREEDING The process of breeding plants and animals so that certain traits repeatedly show up in future generations GENETIC ENGINEERING The process of transferring genes from one organism to another GREGOR MENDEL A monk who, while working with pea plants, discovered that traits in organisms are due to paired factors. He is called the “Father of Genetics.” ALLELES An allele is one of two or more versions of a gene. An individual inherits two alleles for each gene, one from each parent.