- Dominant - The gene that always shows, usually a capital letter
- Recessive - The gene that is present only when the dominant gene is not present, usually a lower case letter
- 1/4 (triangle) 1:3 (circle) 75% (square)
- a. gene b. homozygous c. punnett square d. genotype e. phenotype f. ratio g. probability
- a. heterozygous b. heterozygous c. homozygous dominant d. heterozygous e. homozygous recessive f. homozygous recessive g. homozygous dominant h. heterozygous
- 25% - BB 50% - Bb 25% - bb
- 0% - BB; 50% - Bb; 50% - bb
- 1/4 BbEe (Black hair/ brown eyes); 1/4 Bbee (Black hair/ blue eyes); 1/4 bbEe (blonde hair/brown eyes); bbee (blonde hair/blue eyes)
- Parent 1 - rr and Parent 2 - Rr; (rr x Rr) 50% White, 50% Pink
- Males (XY); Females (XX)
- Cross XY and XX
- a. 100% Type O; b. 100% Type AB; c. 50% Type A, 50% Type B
- a. 2/2 girls with normal vision, 1/2 normal boys, 1/2 boys colorblind; b. 2/2 girls are normal, 2/2 boys are colorblind; c. 2/2 girls are normal, 2/2 boys are normal
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Wednesday, March 13, 2013
Genetics Review Packet (the 4 pages of punnett squares)
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