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Chapter Introductionlife11e_ch12_1.html578d1f64757a2efc64000000
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key concept 12.1 Inheritance of Genes Follows Mendelian Laws life11e_ch12_2.html578d1f64757a2efc64000000
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Mendel’s laws arose from controlled crosses of pea plants life11e_ch12_3.html578d1f64757a2efc64000000
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Mendel’s first experiments involved monohybrid crosses life11e_ch12_4.html578d1f64757a2efc64000000
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Mendel’s first law states that the two copies of a gene segregate life11e_ch12_5.html578d1f64757a2efc64000000
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Mendel verified his hypotheses by performing test crosses life11e_ch12_6.html578d1f64757a2efc64000000
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Mendel’s second law states that copies of different genes assort independently life11e_ch12_7.html578d1f64757a2efc64000000
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Probability can be used to predict inheritance life11e_ch12_8.html578d1f64757a2efc64000000
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Mendel’s laws can be observed in human pedigrees life11e_ch12_9.html578d1f64757a2efc64000000
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key concept 12.2 Alleles Can Produce Multiple Phenotypes life11e_ch12_11.html578d1f64757a2efc64000000
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New alleles arise by mutation life11e_ch12_12.html578d1f64757a2efc64000000
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Many genes have multiple alleles life11e_ch12_13.html578d1f64757a2efc64000000
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Dominance is not always complete life11e_ch12_14.html578d1f64757a2efc64000000
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In codominance, both alleles at a locus are expressed life11e_ch12_15.html578d1f64757a2efc64000000
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Some alleles have multiple phenotypic effects life11e_ch12_16.html578d1f64757a2efc64000000
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key concept 12.3 Genes Can Interact to Produce a Phenotype life11e_ch12_18.html578d1f64757a2efc64000000
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Hybrid vigor results from new gene combinations and interactions life11e_ch12_19.html578d1f64757a2efc64000000
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The environment affects gene action life11e_ch12_20.html578d1f64757a2efc64000000
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Most complex phenotypes are determined by multiple genes and the environment life11e_ch12_21.html578d1f64757a2efc64000000
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key concept 12.4 Genes Are Carried on Chromosomes life11e_ch12_23.html578d1f64757a2efc64000000
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Linked genes are inherited together life11e_ch12_24.html578d1f64757a2efc64000000
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Genes can be exchanged between chromatids and mapped life11e_ch12_25.html578d1f64757a2efc64000000
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Linkage is revealed by studies of the sex chromosomes life11e_ch12_26.html578d1f64757a2efc64000000
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key concept 12.5 Some Eukaryotic Genes Are Outside the Nucleus life11e_ch12_28.html578d1f64757a2efc64000000
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key concept 12.6 Prokaryotes Can Transmit Genes by Mating life11e_ch12_30.html578d1f64757a2efc64000000
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Bacteria exchange genes by conjugation life11e_ch12_31.html578d1f64757a2efc64000000
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Bacterial conjugation is controlled by plasmids life11e_ch12_32.html578d1f64757a2efc64000000
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Investigating Lifelife11e_ch12_34.html578d1f64757a2efc64000000
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Chapter Summary life11e_ch12_35.html578d1f64757a2efc64000000
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Apply What You’ve Learned life11e_ch12_36.html578d1f64757a2efc64000000
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