Drag and drop the words or phrases that accurately complete the paragraph. Heredity is the passing on of characteristics, referred to as! square from parents to offspring. DNA or deoxyribonucleic acid, is the genetic material that provides the code responsible for all traits and instructions for all life functions . In order for sexual reproduction to occur, the square of the offspring must be an equal mix of the two parents. For this to happen, the gametes have half the number of chromosomes of all the other cells. To become a haploid cell a cell with half the number of chromosomes, cells undergo the process of square in which a cell divides twice producing four haploid cells. Each of those resulting: square (eggs or sperm cells)have different combinations of traits along the chromosomes. Each resulting gamete has a unique code for each trait that can be passed on to their offspring. These different combinations of DNA, when fertilized with a subsequent gamete, ensures that the offspring will have unique characteristics. traits genetics mitosis chromosomes deoxyribose meiosis gametes chromatin

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Drag and drop the words or phrases that accurately complete the paragraph. Heredity is the passing on of characteristics, referred to as! square from parents to offspring. DNA or deoxyribonucleic acid, is the genetic material that provides the code responsible for all traits and instructions for all life functions . In order for sexual reproduction to occur, the square of the offspring must be an equal mix of the two parents. For this to happen, the gametes have half the number of chromosomes of all the other cells. To become a haploid cell a cell with half the number of chromosomes, cells undergo the process of square in which a cell divides twice producing four haploid cells. Each of those resulting: square (eggs or sperm cells)have different combinations of traits along the chromosomes. Each resulting gamete has a unique code for each trait that can be passed on to their offspring. These different combinations of DNA, when fertilized with a subsequent gamete, ensures that the offspring will have unique characteristics. traits genetics mitosis chromosomes deoxyribose meiosis gametes chromatin

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Heredity is the passing on of characteristics, referred to as traits, from parents to offspring. DNA, or deoxyribonucleic acid, is the genetic material that provides the code responsible for all traits and instructions for all life functions. In order for sexual reproduction to occur, the chromosomes of the offspring must be an equal mix of the two parents. For this to happen, the gametes have half the number of chromosomes of all the other cells. To become a haploid cell, a cell with half the number of chromosomes, cells undergo the process of meiosis in which a cell divides twice producing four haploid cells. Each of those resulting gametes (eggs or sperm cells) have different combinations of traits along the chromosomes. Each resulting gamete has a unique code for each trait that can be passed on to their offspring. These different combinations of DNA, when fertilized with a subsequent gamete, ensures that the offspring will have unique characteristics.

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## Step 1The first blank in the paragraph should be filled with the term 'traits'. This is because the paragraph is discussing the passing on of characteristics, which are referred to as 'traits'.## Step 2The second blank in the paragraph should be filled with the term 'traits'. This is because the paragraph is discussing the passing on of characteristics, which are referred to as 'traits'.## Step 3The third blank in the paragraph should be filled with the term 'DNA'. This is because the paragraph is discussing the genetic material that provides the code responsible for all traits and instructions for all life functions, which is 'DNA'.## Step 4The fourth blank in the paragraph should be filled with the term 'chromosomes'. This is because the paragraph is discussing the genetic material that provides the code responsible for all traits and instructions for all life functions, which is 'chromosomes'.## Step 5The fifth blank in the paragraph should be filled with the term 'traits'. This is because the paragraph is discussing the genetic material that provides the code responsible for all traits and instructions for all life functions, which is 'traits'.## Step 6The sixth blank in the paragraph should be filled with the term 'chromosomes'. This is because the paragraph is discussing the genetic material that provides the code responsible for all traits and instructions for all life functions, which is 'chromosomes'.## Step 7The seventh blank in the paragraph should be filled with the term 'meiosis'. This is because the paragraph is discussing the process of cells becoming a haploid cell, which is 'meiosis'.## Step 8The eighth blank in the paragraph should be filled with the term 'gametes'. This is because the paragraph is discussing the cells that have different combinations of traits along the chromosomes, which are 'gametes'.## Step 9The tenth blank in the paragraph should be filled with the term 'traits'. This is because the paragraph is discussing the cells that have different combinations of traits along the chromosomes, which are 'traits'.## Step 10The eleventh blank in the paragraph should be filled with the term 'traits'. This is because the paragraph is discussing the cells that have different combinations of traits along the chromosomes, which are 'traits'.

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