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Baby Face Lab Tally Sheet
Mother’s Name ______________________________________________ Father’s Name ______________________________________________
Baby’s Name ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Directions for completing this lab:
1. Figure out your phenotype and your partner’s phenotype for each of the 29 traits. Indicate your answer by circling the written phenotype in your column
that matches yours.
2. Figure out your genotype and your partner’s genotype for each of the 29 traits. Use the Reference Sheet to help you with which trait is dominant and
which is recessive. Indicate your answer by circling the written genotype in your column that matches yours.
a. If you have the dominant trait, figure out if you are homozygous dominant or heterozygous. Do this by looking at your family history. If you
cannot tell, or don’t have access to that information, assume you are heterozygous for the purposes of this lab.
b. If you have the recessive trait, you must be homozygous recessive.
3. Figure out what gene each parent will pass to the baby for each of the 29 traits.
a. For traits where you are homozygous, you only have one kind of allele to pass on. Circle the correct allele in the “Allele from Mother” or “Allele
from Father” column that the baby receives from you.
b. For the traits where you are heterozygous, flip the genetics coin. If the coin lands “A” side up, you will pass on your dominant allele, so circle that
one in the baby’s genotype. If the coin lands “a” side up, you will pass on your recessive allele, so circle that one in the baby’s genotype.
c. For “Sex”, assume that the “A” on the coin represents “X” and the “a” represents “Y”.
d. For the 3 polygenic traits (Skin color, eye color, & hair color) treat the A gene and the B gene separately as you and your partner will each pass on
one of each of those genes to the baby.
4. Use the “Allele from Mother” and “Allele from Father” as the new baby’s genotype. Using the Reference Sheet and your knowledge of genetics, figure
out the baby’s phenotype. Circle the trait the child would get based on its genotype.
5. Draw your baby on the paper you were given.
a. Be sure to read the directions/guidelines on the score sheet before completing your final copy.
Trait
Sex
Skin color
Mother’s Phenotype
Girl
Boy
African-American
Hispanic
Asian
Caucasian
Father’s Phenotype
Girl
Boy
African-American
Hispanic
Asian
Caucasian
Mother’s
Genotype
XX
XY
AABB
AABb
AaBB
AaBb
AAbb
Aabb
aaBB
aaBb
aabb
Father’s
Genotype
XX
XY
AABB
AABb
AaBB
AaBb
AAbb
Aabb
aaBB
aaBb
aabb
Baby’s Genotype
Allele from
Mother
Allele from
Father
X
Y
X
Y
AB
Ab
AB
Ab
aB
ab
aB
ab
Baby’s Phenotype
Girl
Boy
African-American
Hispanic
Asian
Caucasian
Trait
Mother’s Phenotype
Father’s Phenotype
Mother’s
Genotype
Baby’s Genotype
Father’s
Genotype
Allele from
Mother
Allele from
Father
Baby’s Phenotype
Face shape
Circular
Oval
Circular
Oval
CC
Cc
cc
CC
Cc
cc
C
c
C
c
Circular
Oval
Chin shape
1
Does not stick
out from jaw
line
Sticks out
from jaw
line
Rounded
on the
bottom
Does not stick
out from jaw
line
VV
Vv
vv
VV
Vv
vv
V
v
V
v
Sticks out
from jaw line
Does not stick
out from jaw
line
Chin shape
2
Sticks out
from jaw
line
Rounded
on the
bottom
Flat on the
bottom
RR
Rr
rr
RR
Rr
rr
R
r
R
r
Rounded on
the bottom
Flat on the
bottom
Cleft chin
No cleft
Cleft
No cleft
Cleft
AA
Aa
aa
AA
Aa
aa
A
a
A
a
No cleft
Cleft
Eyebrow
color
Darker
than hair
Lighter than
hair
Darker
than hair
Lighter than
hair
HH
Hh
hh
HH
Hh
hh
H
h
H
h
Darker than
hair
Lighter than
hair
Closer
than width
of nose
Larger
than width
of nose
Farther than
width of
nose
Smaller
than width
of nose
Closer
than width
of nose
Larger
than width
of nose
Farther than
width of
nose
Smaller than
width of
nose
EE
Ee
ee
EE
Ee
ee
E
e
E
e
Closer than
width of nose
LL
Ll
ll
LL
Ll
ll
L
l
L
l
Larger than
width of nose
Eye shape
Almond
Round
Almond
Round
AA
Aa
aa
AA
Aa
aa
A
a
A
a
Almond
Round
Eye slant
Horizontal
Slanted
Horizontal
Slanted
HH
Hh
hh
HH
Hh
hh
H
h
H
h
Horizontal
Slanted
AB
Ab
AB
Ab
aB
ab
aB
ab
Eye setting
Eye width
Brown
Hazel
Blue
Green
Eye color
Hair texture
Flat on the
bottom
Curly
Wavy
Brown
Hazel
Blue
Green
Straight
Curly
Wavy
Straight
Widow’s
peak
Widow’s
peak
No widow’s
peak
Widow’s
peak
No widow’s
peak
Eyebrow
thickness
Thicker
than pinky
width
Thinner
than pinky
width
Thicker
than pinky
width
Thinner
than pinky
width
AABB
AABb
AaBB
AaBb
AAbb
Aabb
aaBB
aaBb
aabb
AABB
AABb
AaBB
AaBb
AAbb
Aabb
aaBB
aaBb
aabb
CC
Farther than
width of
nose
Smaller than
width of
nose
Brown
Hazel
Blue
Green
Cc
cc
CC
Cc
cc
C
c
C
c
WW Ww
ww
WW Ww
ww
W
w
W
w
Widow’s
peak
No widow’s
peak
BB
bb
BB
bb
B
b
B
b
Thicker than
pinky width
Thinner
than pinky
width
Bb
Bb
Curly
Wavy
Straight
Baby’s Genotype
Trait
Mother’s Phenotype
Father’s Phenotype
Mother’s
Genotype
Father’s
Genotype
Hair color
Black
Brown
Blonde
Red
Black
Brown
Blonde
Red
AABB
AABb
AaBB
AaBb
AAbb
Aabb
aaBB
aaBb
aabb
AABB
AABb
AaBB
AaBb
AAbb
Aabb
aaBB
aaBb
aabb
Eyebrow
connection
Two separate
eyebrows
Allele from
Mother
Allele from
Father
AB
Ab
AB
Ab
aB
ab
aB
ab
Baby’s Phenotype
Black
Brown
Blonde
Red
Unibrow
Two separate
eyebrows
Unibrow
NN
Nn
nn
NN
Nn
nn
N
n
N
n
Two separate
eyebrows
Unibrow
Shorter than
pencil width
Longer than
pencil width
Shorter than
pencil width
LL
Ll
ll
LL
Ll
ll
L
l
L
l
Longer than
pencil width
Shorter than
pencil width
Less than
double the
nose width
Double (or
more) the
nose width
Less than
double the
nose width
MM
M
m
M
m
Double (or
more) the
nose width
TT
T
t
T
t
Thicker than
a pencil
Less than
double the
nose width
Thinner
than a
pencil
Both lips
similar in
thickness
Mouth
width
Longer than
pencil
width
Double (or
more) the
nose width
Lip
thickness
Thicker
than a
pencil
Thinner than
a pencil
Thicker
than a
pencil
Thinner than
a pencil
Hapsburg
lip
One lip
double (or
more) the
thickness of
the other
Both lips
similar in
thickness
One lip
double (or
more) the
thickness of
the other
Both lips
similar in
thickness
PP
Pp
pp
PP
Pp
pp
P
p
P
p
One lip double
(or more) the
thickness of the
other
Dimples
Has
dimples
No dimples
Has dimples
No dimples
DD
Dd
dd
DD
Dd
dd
D
d
D
d
Has dimples
No dimples
Nose width
Wider than
distance from
pinky tip to
2nd knuckle
Narrower than
distance from
pinky tip to 2nd
knuckle
Wider than
distance from
pinky tip to
2nd knuckle
Narrower than
distance from
pinky tip to 2nd
knuckle
NN
Nn
nn
NN
Nn
nn
N
n
N
n
Wider than
distance from
pinky tip to 2nd
knuckle
Narrower than
distance from
pinky tip to 2nd
knuckle
Nose shape
Tip of nose
is rounded
Tip of nose is
pointy
Tip of nose
is rounded
Tip of nose is
pointy
SS
Ss
ss
SS
Ss
ss
S
s
S
s
Tip of nose
is rounded
Tip of nose
is pointy
Nostril
shape
Rounded or
oval
Triangular or
flared
Rounded or
oval
Triangular or
flared
RR
Rr
rr
RR
Rr
rr
R
r
R
r
Rounded or
oval
Triangular
or flared
Ear lobes
Free from
side of head
Attached to
side of head
Free from
side of head
Attached to
side of head
FF
Ff
ff
FF
Ff
ff
F
f
F
f
Free from
side of head
Attached to
side of head
Darwin’s
ear
Top of ear
is pointy
Top of ear is
rounded
Top of ear
is pointy
Top of ear is
rounded
DD
Dd
dd
DD
Dd
dd
D
d
D
d
Top of ear is
pointy
Ear hair
No hair
sticking out
of ear
Hair sticking
out of ear
No hair
sticking out
of ear
Hair sticking
out of ear
HH
Hh
hh
HH
Hh
hh
H
h
H
h
No hair
sticking out of
ear
Top of ear is
rounded
Hair
sticking out
of ear
Freckles
Has
freckles
No freckles
Has freckles
No freckles
FF
Ff
ff
FF
Ff
ff
F
f
F
f
Has freckles
No freckles
Eyelashes
Mm mm
Tt
tt
MM
TT
Mm mm
Tt
tt
Baby Face Lab Reference Sheet
Trait
Letter Used to
Represent the Gene
Sex
X and Y
Skin color
A and B
Face shape
C
Circular
Oval
Chin shape 1
V
Sticks out from jaw line
Does not stick out from jaw line
Chin shape 2
R
Rounded on the bottom
Flat on the bottom
Cleft chin
A
No cleft
Cleft
Eyebrow color
H
Darker than hair
Lighter than hair
Eye setting
E
Closer than width of nose
Farther than width of nose
Eye width
L
Larger than width of nose
Smaller than width of nose
Eye shape
A
Almond
Round
Eye slant
H
Horizontal
Slanted
Eye color
A and B
A_B_ = Brown
A_bb = Hazel
aaB_ = Blue
aabb = Green
Hair texture
C
CC = Curly
Cc = Wavy
cc = Straight
Widow’s peak
W
Widow’s peak
No widow’s peak
Eyebrow thickness
B
Thicker than pinky width
Thinner than pinky width
Hair color
A and B
Eyebrow connection
N
Two separate eyebrows
Unibrow
Eyelashes
L
Longer than pencil width
Shorter than pencil width
Mouth width
M
Double (or more) the nose width
Less than double the nose width
Lip thickness
T
Thicker than a pencil
Thinner than a pencil
Hapsburg lip
P
One lip double (or more) the thickness of
the other
Both lips similar in thickness
Dimples
D
Has dimples
No dimples
Dominant Phenotype
Recessive Phenotype
XX = Female
XY = Male
A_B_ = African
American
A_bb = Hispanic
aaB_ = Asian
A_B_ = Black
A_bb = Brown
aaB_ = Blonde
Wider than distance from pinky tip to
knuckle
2nd
aabb = Caucasian
aabb = Red
Narrower than distance from pinky tip to
2nd knuckle
Nose width
N
Nose shape
S
Tip of nose is rounded
Tip of nose is pointy
Nostril shape
R
Rounded or oval
Triangular or flared
Ear lobes
F
Free from side of head
Attached to side of head
Darwin’s ear
D
Top of ear is pointy
Top of ear is rounded
Ear hair
H
No hair sticking out of ear
Hair sticking out of ear
Freckles
F
Has freckles
No freckles
Score Sheet
Information about Your Drawing (failure to do any of the following will result in disqualification from the Beauty Pageant)
 You may hold the paper vertically or horizontally.
 Your baby’s first name must clearly appear on the front of the drawing.
 Your name and your partner’s name must appear on the back of the drawing.
 Your child may be drawn at any age.
 You may add a body, props, decorations and/or scenery to the drawing, but all 29 traits from the Tally
Sheet must still be clearly visible.
 The entire drawing should be in color.
 The Tally Sheet and this Score Sheet should be stapled to the back of the drawing when you turn it in.
Information about Grading
Category
Points
Earned
Points
Possible
Genotypes of parents are possible for the parents’ phenotypes
7.25
Alleles given to baby are possible from parents’ genotypes
7.25
Baby’s phenotype correctly matches the genotype inherited
7.25
Traits on drawing correctly match phenotypes from tally sheet (must be obvious)
7.25
Neatness (no folds or wrinkles in paper, no eraser marks or scribbles, all lettering,
drawings and coloring are carefully done)
2
Creativity (drawing includes a body and other items in addition to the head, the name is
included in a creative way)
2
Color (entire drawing is in color, colors for all items are realistic)
2
Including child’s name on front of drawing
1
TOTAL SCORE
Additional Comments
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