Across
- 3. (two words) when the genes are heterozygous (ex: Tt), but it creates a mix rather than just the dominant gene
- 4. a diagram that shows the different ways that two parents' genes can combine
- 7. (two words) getting multiple genes to determine the same trait from one chromosome
- 8. a famiyl tree that shows the genetics
- 9. a gene that expresses itself more strongly (ex: the big t in Tt)
- 11. the genes that you recieve from your parents (ex: Hh)
- 12. the two genes are the same (two dominant or two recessive) (ex: FF or ff)
- 13. (two words) the gene is found in an X or Y chromosome
Down
- 1. when there are two dominant genes (ex: you can have an AB bloodtype where both A and B are dominant)
- 2. what your genes mean (ex: EE means large eyes)
- 5. a gene that expresses itself less strongly (ex: thhe little t in Tt)
- 6. there are lots of different chromosomes that contribute to the same geno- and phenotype
- 10. the two genes are different (one dominant and one recessive) (ex: Ff)
