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traits
genes
characteristics
heredity
sexual reproduction
• A gene can have variations of itself
• These special genes (called alleles) are
variations of that specific gene
• Dominant
ALWAYS express themselves
• Recessive
only show when there
are AT LEAST TWO RECESSIVE ALLELES TOGETHER
• Alleles
pairs
dad
mom
• Capital letters are dominant.
• Lower case letters are recessive.
• B is dominant
• b is recessive
purple color is DOMINANT
white is RECESSIVE
Pheno
• Phenotype
• Genotype
Geno
Homo
Hetero
• Homo• Hetero• Homozygous
SAME
• Heterozygous
DIFFERENT
Hh
bb
homozygous dominant
GENOTYPE
• Key words homozygous
dominant genotype
• Homozygous
• Dominant
• Genotype
??
• Key words homozygous
dominant genotype
• Homozygous
• Dominant
• Genotype
BB
heterozygous
GENOTYPE
• Key words heterozygous
recessive genotype
• Heterozygous
• Genotype
??
• Key words heterozygous
recessive genotype
• Heterozygous
• Genotype
Hh
alleles
genes
Punnett square
genotypes
A fully filled Punnett square
PARENT 2
GOES HERE
PARENT 1 GOES HERE
Potential
OFFSPRING #1
Potential
OFFSPRING #2
Potential
OFFSPRING #3
Potential
OFFSPRING #4
Parent 1
genotype Hh Parent 2
genotype Hh
H
Parent 1
genotype Hh Parent 2
genotype Hh
H
h
h
Move the top row down, left side over
H
h
H
HH
Hh
h
hH
hh
Parent 1
genotype Hh Parent 2
genotype Hh
DOMINANT first
In keeping with
dominant alleles
“bullying” recessive
alleles, we make
sure to always list
the DOMINANT
ALLELE FIRST.
This makes it easier
to read when doing
problems.
Hh
We’re done, right????
• No! Now we need
to label and order
our offspring.
• Dominant: (3/4
squares) HH, Hh,
Hh
• Recessive: (1/4
squares) hh
Hh
1
2
3
4
homozygous
• 2/4 are AA, aa, so 50%
recessive
• ¼ are aa, so 25%
dominant?
• ¾ are AA, Aa, Aa, so 75% (25+25+25 = 75)
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