A genetic cross between parents that differ in the alleles they possess for one particular gene, one parent having two dominant alleles and the other two recessives. All the offspring (called monohybrids) have one dominant and one recessive allele for that gene (i.e. they are hybrid at that one locus). Crossing between these offspring yields a characteristic 3:1 (monohybrid) ratio in the following generation of dominant:recessive phenotypes. Compare dihybrid cross.
A monohybrid cross: the inheritance of stem lengths in garden peas
- seismotectonics
- Seku Ahmadu Lobbo (1775–1845)
- Selachii
- Selandian
- Selden, John (1584–1654)
- select
- select box
- selected areas
- selectin
- selection
- selection bias
- selection coefficient
- selection function
- selection pressure
- selection rules
- selective absorption
- selective breeding
- selective fading
- selective interference
- selective logging
- selective medium
- selective migration
- selective reabsorption
- selective repeat ARQ
- selectivity