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1. Father of genetics
2. Never expressed in the presence of a dominant allele.
3. Having two different alleles for a given trait.
4. Having one sets of chromosome.
5. Having two sets of chromosome.
6. Contributes to variation.
7. Have identical features.
8. Show all possible genotypes of a particular genetic cross.
9. Have two alleles for every trait.
10. Affect two or more traits
11. an individual's pbservable traits
12. Inheritance of two traits
13. Allows early detection of fetal genetic defects
14. Often caused by mutations
15. Not sex chromosomes
16. Interactions between pairs of genes
17. Carry the genetic/hereditary code
18. Having two identical alleles for a given trait
19. Different molecular (alternate) form of a gene
20. Sex-linked genetic disease
21. Carry X-linked genes
22. Sex chromosomes
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