Match the key terms
Alleles | different forms of a gene
Punnett square | a visual representation of a particular genetic cross
Recessive Traits | a trait that will always show up in the organism if the allele
is present
Phenotype | a trait that will always be hidden if the dominant allele is
present
Heterozygous
Match the key terms
Alleles | different forms of a gene
Punnett square | a visual representation of a particular genetic cross
Recessive Traits | a trait that will always show up in the organism if the allele
is present
Phenotype | a trait that will always be hidden if the dominant allele is
present
Heterozygous | a genotype that has two identical alleles for the same gene
Genotype | a genotype that has two different alleles for the same gene
Homozygous | the combination of alleles an organism inherits
Dominate Traits | the visible traits an organism exibits based on the alleles it inherits
Assuming those are your matches, disagree with Recessive Traits, Phenotype, Heterozygous, Genotype, Homozygous and Dominant Traits.
No they weren't this is my guess:
Alleles | different forms of a gene
Punnett square | a visual representation of a particular genetic cross
Dominant trait | a trait that will always show up in the organism if the allele
is present
Recessive trait | a trait that will always be hidden if the dominant allele is
present
Homozygous | a genotype that has two identical alleles for the same gene
Heterozygous | a genotype that has two different alleles for the same gene
Genotype | the combination of alleles an organism inherits
Phenotype | the visible traits an organism exibits based on the alleles it inherits
| an organism that has two different alleles for a specific gene
To match the key terms, you can use the definitions provided for each term and match them with the correct term. Let's go through each definition:
1. Different forms of a gene - Alleles
2. A visual representation of a particular genetic cross - Punnett square
3. A trait that will always show up in the organism if the allele is present - Recessive Traits
4. A trait that will always be hidden if the dominant allele is present - Phenotype
5. An organism that has two different alleles for a specific gene - Heterozygous
Using these definitions, you can match the terms correctly.