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Across
  1. 3. reproductive success, or the number of offspring that an allele, genotype, and/or individual contributes to the next generation
  2. 6. Gene duplicates that become functionally inactive due to mutations
  3. 11. Selection for new mutations that increase fitness (twowords)
  4. 12. The proportion of individuals with specific genotype that manifest that genotype at the phenotypic level
  5. 15. the relocation of a chr segment to a different position in the genome
Down
  1. 1. a gene that can provide a wild type function even in only one copy in a diploid
  2. 2. a mutation that alters a single base position in a DNA molecule by converting it to a different base or by the insertion/deletion of a single base in a DNA molecule (two words)
  3. 4. The evolution of new function in a gene subsequent to duplication
  4. 5. production of the wild type phenotype when two full or partial haploid genomes are united in the same cell
  5. 7. At meiosis, the process that generates a haploid product of whose genotype is different from either of the two haploid genotypes that constituted the diploid
  6. 8. a cell having any number of complete chr sets or an organism composed of such cells
  7. 9. The maleness gene, residing on the Y chromosome (acronym+word)
  8. 10. the study of genes, and inheritance
  9. 13. the failure of homologs or sister chromatids to separate properly during meiosis or mitosis, giving rise to aneuploidy
  10. 14. the genotype or phenotype that is found in nature or in the standard laboratory stock for a given organism