What type of test is this event?
Genes
The basic and functional unit of heredity.
How many columns can a Punnett square have?
As many as needed.
What happens if brown eyes are the dominant gene and green eyes are the recessive genes, what color eyes will the child have?
The child will have brown eyes, as it is the dominant gene.
How much time do you have on the test?
50 minutes
Heredity
The process of passing physical, mental, or behavioral traits and DNA from parents to their offspring.
Dominant genes are capitalized, and recessive genes are lowercase.
How Does Scoring Work?
Alleles
A variant form of a specific gene.
X vs. Y chromosomes, which is longer?
X Chromosomes.
What Can You Bring To the Event?
Writing Utensils (pencil, pen, etc.), Class 2 Calculator, 8' by 11' page of notes
Recessive Genes
A gene that is only passed down if both parents have that gene.
What is the law of Segregation?
The law of segregation means that alleles will segregate, and offspring will acquire one allele from each parent.
Phenotype
The observable trait.