Inherited
Traits
Traits
Who do you inherit your traits from?
What are punnett squares used for?
To predict possible traits the offspring gets.
What is a Phenotype?
The Physical traits you can see.
What is selective breeding?
Choosing parents to produce a specific offspring or produce desired traits.
Who is Gregor Mendel
The father of modern Genetics.
True or False!:A Dominant trait is always hidden by a recessive trait.
False.
How many Genotypes are their.
Threee. 3
What is a Genotype?
The genetic make up of an organism or offspring.
Selecting only the one's that have the best benefits.
What did Gregor mendel studie?
He studied pea plants.
What are inherited Trait?
Something you get from your family chain, like body types and eye color.
What do the letters in a punnett square represent
The alleles from each parent.
What are alleles
Two letters that make up an organism genotype.
What is Genetic Problems.
Breeding two closely related animals to make a offspring with bad disorders.
What are genes.
Traits that are passed down in predictable units.
What are acquired traits?
Traits that you learn without genetically knowing them.
Two dominant parents have a offspring recessive. What are the two alleles?
Homozygous recessive
If there is a homozygous dominant and 2 heterozygous and a homozygous recessive what are the parents genotypes
Two heterozygous parents (Aa x Aa) CNA produce this offspring with such genotype
What is drifical selection?
Humans do this over generations to make animals have right things or fixing them.
What are Generations?
How traits are passed down.
What are some ways you can get inherited disorders?
If any of your family members have a disease that can get passed through the family chain or with siblings.
Bb x Bb What are the chances of a recessive gene.
25%
What are 3 homozygous dominant and 1 homozygous recessive offspring come out of?
The Phenotype ratio for the Aa x Aa cross if A is dominant.
What is Hybridization?
Crossing two plants with different traits.
What is the Law of Segregation?
Mendel's principle stating that alleles separate.During Gamete Formation.