Definitions
Facts
Mendel!
Punnett Squares
Examples
100
Genetics

The study of genes

100

Each person has about ____ genes

20,000

100

Who is Mendel?

First person to experiment focused on genetics. Father of genetics

100

What is a Punnett Square?

A model that represents a cross (breeding event) between two organisms

100

Acquired traits examples

Knowledge, ideas, skills, weight

200

Alleles

Different variations of genes

200

Total of chromosomes

46

two sets of 23

200

Mendel’s first experiment 

Cross pollinated pea plants tall and short

200
Symbol for Homozygous Dominant allele

A capital letter 

200

TT is…?

Homozygous

300

Genotype

Organism’s combination of alleles

300

Examples of traits

Eye color, hair color, skin color, some illnesses

300

Results of Mendel‘s first experiment

All tall plants

300

Symbol for heterozygous 

One capital and one lowercase

300

Tt is….?

Heterozygous

400

Difference between homozygous and heterozygous

Homozygous - two of the same alleles

Heterozygous - two different alleles

400

How do genetic disorders happen?

Mutation (change), deletion, translocation, extra or missing chromosomes

400

Mendel’s second experiment 

Cross pollinated offspring from first experiment 

400

Dominant Traits

More likely (Capitol letter)

400
Phenotype

Height, hair color, eye color

500

Phenotype

Visible version of traits

500

Some traits can be picked up in an environment and relationships TRUE OR FALSE

True

500

Results of second experiment

75% tall 25% short

500

Recessive Traits

Less likely (lowercase letter)

500

Genotype

Tt or TT or tt (any letter variation)