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Basic Genetics (Canvas.net)

Offered by Northwest Career Technical High School,
Basic Genetics (Canvas.net)

This course explores the role of meiosis in creating genetic variation. An investigation of alleles, traits, genotypes, phenotypes, genetic crosses, and the role of dominance is used to explore simple Mendelian genetics, as well as the use of pedigrees.

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