BY: MARY EVANS

A CHARACTERISTIC OR PROPERTY OF AN ORGANISM

A GENETIC TRAIT PASSED FROM PARENT TO CHILD THAT IS MORE LIKELY TO BE EXPRESSED

A TIGHTLY WOUND BUNDLE OF DNA AND PROTEINS IN THE NUCLEUS OF MOST LIVING CELLS

THE PASSING OF TRAITS FROM PARENT TO OFFSPRING

THE BASIC UNIT OF HEREDITY IN A LIVING ORGANISM; A SEGMENT OF DNA OR RNA

A TRAIT THAT LACKS THE ABILITY TO SHOW ITSELF WHEN A DOMINANT GENE IS PRESENT

ONE MEMBER OF A PAIR OR SERIES OF GENES ON SPECIFIC CHROMOSOMES IN SPECIFIC POSITIONS

CHARTS USED TO PREDICT POSSIBLE GENETIC OUTCOMES FOR OFFSPRING OF GIVEN CROSS

THE OBSERVABLE TRAITS OF AN ORGANISM PASSED ON FROM PARENT TO OFFSPRING

INTERNAL GENETIC CODING PASSED ON FROM ONE GENERATION TO THE NEXT