NucleusWhere arechromosomeslocated?MeiosisType of celldivision thatproducesegg andsperm.AllelleOne of thetwo forms ofa particulargene.AdaptationAny trait of anorganism thatincreases it'schance ofsurviving andreproducing.46How manychromosomesdoes a humancell have?DominantThis gene isalwaysexpressed overa recessivegene.DNAChromosomesare made up ofMutationA randomchange is anorganismsDNA.CharlesDarwinFather ofevolutionTraitsThecharacteristicsof anorganismChromosomeA structure ofcoiled DNA thattransfershereditaryinformation to thenext generation.GenotypeAnorganismsparticulargeneticmakeup.HeredityThe passingof traits fromparent tooffspring.75%Right-handedness(R) is dominant overleft-handedness (r). Iftwo heterozygouspeople have a child,what is the probabilitythat it will be righthanded?PhenotypeTheexpressionof genesHomozygousThisorganismhas two ofthe samegene.geneBasic unit ofhereditycarried on thechromosome.EvolutionThe process bywhich modernorganisms havedescended fromprevious lifeforms.variationThe range ofexpressionof a trait in apopulation.NaturalselectionThe process bywhich the individualsthat are best adaptedto their environmenttend to survive andreproduce.50%Having freckles (F) isdominant over not havingfreckles (f). If someonewho is heterozygous forfreckles (Ff) has a childwith some one who is (ff)what is the probability thatthe children will havefreckles?HetereozygousThis genehas twodifferentalleles for thesame trait.PunnettsquareThis showsthe possiblecombinationof alleles.recessiveGenes of a traitthat are hiddenwhen adominant geneis present.NucleusWhere arechromosomeslocated?MeiosisType of celldivision thatproducesegg andsperm.AllelleOne of thetwo forms ofa particulargene.AdaptationAny trait of anorganism thatincreases it'schance ofsurviving andreproducing.46How manychromosomesdoes a humancell have?DominantThis gene isalwaysexpressed overa recessivegene.DNAChromosomesare made up ofMutationA randomchange is anorganismsDNA.CharlesDarwinFather ofevolutionTraitsThecharacteristicsof anorganismChromosomeA structure ofcoiled DNA thattransfershereditaryinformation to thenext generation.GenotypeAnorganismsparticulargeneticmakeup.HeredityThe passingof traits fromparent tooffspring.75%Right-handedness(R) is dominant overleft-handedness (r). Iftwo heterozygouspeople have a child,what is the probabilitythat it will be righthanded?PhenotypeTheexpressionof genesHomozygousThisorganismhas two ofthe samegene.geneBasic unit ofhereditycarried on thechromosome.EvolutionThe process bywhich modernorganisms havedescended fromprevious lifeforms.variationThe range ofexpressionof a trait in apopulation.NaturalselectionThe process bywhich the individualsthat are best adaptedto their environmenttend to survive andreproduce.50%Having freckles (F) isdominant over not havingfreckles (f). If someonewho is heterozygous forfreckles (Ff) has a childwith some one who is (ff)what is the probability thatthe children will havefreckles?HetereozygousThis genehas twodifferentalleles for thesame trait.PunnettsquareThis showsthe possiblecombinationof alleles.recessiveGenes of a traitthat are hiddenwhen adominant geneis present.

Genetics Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Where are chromosomes located?
    Nucleus
  2. Type of cell division that produces egg and sperm.
    Meiosis
  3. One of the two forms of a particular gene.
    Allelle
  4. Any trait of an organism that increases it's chance of surviving and reproducing.
    Adaptation
  5. How many chromosomes does a human cell have?
    46
  6. This gene is always expressed over a recessive gene.
    Dominant
  7. Chromosomes are made up of
    DNA
  8. A random change is an organisms DNA.
    Mutation
  9. Father of evolution
    Charles Darwin
  10. The characteristics of an organism
    Traits
  11. A structure of coiled DNA that transfers hereditary information to the next generation.
    Chromosome
  12. An organisms particular genetic makeup.
    Genotype
  13. The passing of traits from parent to offspring.
    Heredity
  14. Right-handedness (R) is dominant over left-handedness (r). If two heterozygous people have a child, what is the probability that it will be right handed?
    75%
  15. The expression of genes
    Phenotype
  16. This organism has two of the same gene.
    Homozygous
  17. Basic unit of heredity carried on the chromosome.
    gene
  18. The process by which modern organisms have descended from previous life forms.
    Evolution
  19. The range of expression of a trait in a population.
    variation
  20. The process by which the individuals that are best adapted to their environment tend to survive and reproduce.
    Natural selection
  21. Having freckles (F) is dominant over not having freckles (f). If someone who is heterozygous for freckles (Ff) has a child with some one who is (ff) what is the probability that the children will have freckles?
    50%
  22. This gene has two different alleles for the same trait.
    Hetereozygous
  23. This shows the possible combination of alleles.
    Punnett square
  24. Genes of a trait that are hidden when a dominant gene is present.
    recessive