Punnett Squares
The trait that is dominant.
What is purple flowers?
Example is brown eyes
What is a phenotype?
The number of generations in the pedigree.
What is 4?
A trait that cannot be covered
What is dominant?
the physical appearance of an individual
What is Phenotype?
The probability that the offspring is purple.
What is 75%?
What is the Phenotype for a person with rr
dominant- red hair recessive- green hair
What is green hair?
The number of carriers in the family.
What is 7?
Having different alleles
What is heterozygous?
the chance that a given event will occur.
The probability of a green pea plant.
What is 50%
Is freckkles or RR an example of a Phenotype
What is Phenotype?
The gender of the individuals that are affected?
What is male?
The genetic code for an individual
What is a Genotype?
a tool to study the inheritance of genes and the family history of traits and disorders.
What is pedigree chart?
The 4 possible genotypes for the Punnett square.
What is BB, Bb, or bb?
RR
What is homozygous dominant?
The trait is dominant or recessive.
What is recessive?
The study of Heredity
What is Genetics?
a graphical representation of the possible genotypes of an offspring arising from a particular cross or breeding event.
What is a Punnett square?
The parent's alleles for this filled in Punnett Square.
What is Yy and yy?
Give me the possible genotype for red hair. (R- dominant red hair) (r-recessive green hair)
What is Rr or RR?
The number of individuals that are not affected.
What is 18?
When both alleles of a gene are fully expressed
What is Codominance?
This genetic condition occurs when an individual possesses two identical alleles for a particular gene locus.
What is homozygous?