Across
- 2. The parents and relations of a person or an animal.
- 8. Each parent gives its --------- genetic material for a form of the trait.
- 10. Scientists show how traits combine by using this diagram.
- 11. These are very important in science. When you come to a passage with a lot of -------, slow down.
- 13. These show up even if only one parent has the gene. Right handedness, for example.
- 16. A disorder caused by the presence of an extra chromosome.
- 19. These traits don't show unless an individual inherits two copies of the gene, one from each parent.
- 23. The name of tests that can tell people if they have inherited certain disorders.
- 24. Genetic screening can help detect -------- before they develop.
- 25. Deformity, malformed, not normal.
Down
- 1. This test, on a fetus, can detect many disorders caused by genetic abnormalities.
- 3. A disease that slowly attacks the brain, is inherited and there is no cure for.
- 4. All o-------- pass down traits to their offspring.
- 5. Genetic --------- of the unborn helps parents decide whether to go ahead with the pregnancy.
- 6. -------- is the passing of traits from parents to their young.
- 7. The study of how traits are inherited is called --------.
- 9. All organisms inherit features or ------ from their parents.
- 12. Friend (slang)
- 14. The form of a trait that doesn't always show is called a --------- trait.
- 15. Go. (Slang)
- 17. Down syndrome is a disorder caused by the presence of an extra ----------.
- 18. All of the people born and living at about the same time. For example, millennials.
- 20. You can't catch Huntington's like a cold, you ------- it from your parents.
- 21. This is a dominant trait. b---- ----
- 22. This is caused by a virus or bacteria, it's not inherited. p--------
