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Link each term with the correct definition. GENOTYPE 1. An...

Link each term with the correct definition. GENOTYPE $\quad$ 1. An individual that carries one copy each of two different alleles (for example, an Aa individual or an $I B$ individual). $\begin{array}{l}\text { PHENOTYPE } & \text { 2. An individual that carries two copies of the same }\end{array}$ allele (for example, an $A A, a a,$ or $\|$ individual). HETEROZYGOTE $\quad$ 3. An allele that does not affect the phenotype when paired with a dominant allele in a heterozygote. HOMOZYGOTE $\quad 4$. The genetic makeup of an individual; more specifically, the two alleles of a given gene that affect a specific genetic trait in a given individual. DOMINANT $\quad 5$. The specific version of a genetic trait that is displayed by a given individual. RECESSIVE $\quad$ 6. The allele that controls the phenotype when paired with a different allele in a heterozygote individual.

Link each term with the correct definition.
GENOTYPE $\quad$ 1. An individual that carries one copy each of two different alleles (for example, an Aa individual or an $I B$ individual).
$\begin{array}{l}\text { PHENOTYPE } & \text { 2. An individual that carries two copies of the same }\end{array}$ allele (for example, an $A A, a a,$ or $\|$ individual). HETEROZYGOTE $\quad$ 3. An allele that does not affect the phenotype when paired with a dominant allele in a heterozygote.
HOMOZYGOTE $\quad 4$. The genetic makeup of an individual; more specifically, the two alleles of a given gene that affect a specific genetic trait in a given individual.
DOMINANT $\quad 5$. The specific version of a genetic trait that is displayed by a given individual.

RECESSIVE $\quad$ 6. The allele that controls the phenotype when paired with a different allele in a heterozygote individual.

Key Concepts

Recessive

A recessive allele is one that does not appear in the phenotype when paired with a dominant allele. It only manifests phenotypically when an organism possesses two copies of the recessive allele, typically resulting in a different trait expression.

Dominant

The term dominant refers to an allele that expresses its trait even in the presence of a different, typically recessive, allele. In heterozygous individuals, the dominant allele masks the effect of the recessive allele, directly influencing the expressed phenotype.

Homozygote

A homozygote is an organism that has two identical alleles for a specific gene. As both alleles are the same, the phenotype will consistently reflect the combined effect of the identical genetic information.

Phenotype

Phenotype is the observable expression of an organism’s traits, such as morphology, development, biochemical properties, and behavior. It results from the interaction of the organism’s genotype with its environment, reflecting how genetic instructions are manifested.

Genotype

Genotype refers to the genetic makeup of an organism, encompassing the specific set of alleles present at particular loci that contribute to the organism's genetic traits. It is essentially the underlying genetic code that dictates potential characteristics and influences phenotype.

Heterozygote

A heterozygote is an organism that carries two different alleles for a particular gene. This genetic condition often results in a phenotype determined by the dominance relationship between the differing alleles.

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