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 HAPPY WEDNESDAY
Bellwork:
-10 minutes to complete the Most Missed Quiz: Genetics
-When complete with quiz, number your bellwork page 1-7 and write the ANSWERS to the following questions.
Long eyelashes (E) are dominant to short eyelashes (e)
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
What is the trait in this scenario?
What are the two alleles in this scenario?
Quiz/Test
A woman is homozygous recessive. What is her genotype?
CHAMPS
A man is homozygous dominant. What is his phenotype?
A man is heterozygous for eyelashes. What is his genotype.
A woman’s genotype is EE. What is her phenotype?
A cross occurs between a homozygous recessive male and a heterozygous woman….
a. What is the probability that their first child will have long eyelashes?
b. What is the probability that their 8th child will have long eyelashes?
HINT…DRAW A PUNNETT SQUARE!
Long eyelashes (E) are dominant to short
eyelashes (e).
1. What is the trait in this scenario?
Eye Lash Length
Long eyelashes (E) are dominant to short
eyelashes (e).
2. What are the two alleles in this scenario?
E (long eyelashes) or e (short
eyelashes)
Long eyelashes (E) are dominant to short
eyelashes (e).
3. A woman is homozygous recessive. What is her genotype?
ee
Long eyelashes (E) are dominant to short
eyelashes (e).
4. A man is homozygous dominant. What is his phenotype?
Long Eyelashes
Long eyelashes (E) are dominant to short
eyelashes (e).
5. A man is heterozygous for eyelashes. What is his genotype.
Ee
Long eyelashes (E) are dominant to short
eyelashes (e).
6. A woman’s genotype is EE. What is her phenotype?
Long Eyelashes
Long eyelashes (E) are dominant to short
eyelashes (e).
1. A cross occurs between a homozygous recessive male and a
heterozygous woman….
• E – long eyelashes
• e – short eyelashes
• Male – ee
• Female - Ee
Long eyelashes (E) are dominant to short
eyelashes (e).
7. A cross occurs between a homozygous recessive male and a
heterozygous woman….
E
e
e
Ee
Ee
a. What percent chance will their first child have long
eyelashes?
50%
b. What percent chance will their 8th child have long
e
ee
ee
eyelashes?
50%
Collect Today
Page 75 – Wizard Genetics (Don’t turn in yet)
M.K.M.S. MAKE-UP Quiz
Assigned
Page 76 – Alien Genetics (TOMORROW)
Page 70 – Notecard Definitions (TOMORROW)
Page 74 – Family Tree Project Part 1 (Friday)
IBB MAKE-UP Quiz (Monday)
Page 77 – Family Tree Project Part 2 (Monday – 12/14)
Late
Page 71 - Family Tree Project Research (-50%)
Unit 5 – Genetics
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PG 70
Definitions Due Thursday (12/3/15)
All Parts Due Thursday (12/10/15)
Allele
10.Hybrid
18.Purebred
Co-Dominance
11.Incomplete
19.Recessive
Dominance
Dihybrid Cross
20.Sex-linked Traits
12.Monohybrid
Dominant
13.Multiple Alleles
Gene
14.Pedigree
Genotype
15.Phenotype
Gregor Mendel
16.Polygenic
Heterozygous
17.Punnett Square
Homozygous
Essential Question
PG 76
How well do
the predicted ratios
match the actual results?
Standard
B6F - Predict possible outcomes of genetic combinations such as
monohybrid crosses.
HW: Wizard Genetics
Small Group
CHAMPS
Let’s
Grade!
PG 75
1. For each genotype below, indicate whether it is heterozygous (he) OR homozygous (ho).
BB HO
Mm HE
PP HO
Dd
Pp HE
FF HO
Bb HE
mm HO
Which of the genotypes above would be considered purebred?
Which of the genotypes above would be considered hybrid?
ff HO
HE
1 Point Each
pp HO
MM HO
DD HO
BB, PP, ff, pp, FF, mm, MM, DD 2 Points
Mm, Dd, Pp, Bb
2. Determine the phenotype for each genotype using the information provided about Harry Potter.
Non-parseltongue is dominant to parseltongue.
PP
Pp
pp
Non-parsel
Non-parsel
Parseltongue
Dark hair is dominant to red hair.
DD
Dd
dd
Red Hair
Dark Hair
Dark Hair
3. For each phenotype, give the genotypes that are possible for Draco Malfoy.
Black hair (B) is dominant to white hair (b).
Black =
White =
BB, Bb
2 Points
bb
Muggle (M) is dominant to magic (m). *Muggle means non-magical*
Muggle =
Magic =
MM, Mm 2 Points
mm
1 Point
1 Point
2 Points
1 Point Each
4. Harry Potter and Ginny Weasley recently married. Harry is hybrid for his
dark hair, while Ginny is a redhead. Create a Punnett square to show the
possibilities that would result if Harry and Ginny had children. HINT: see
question #2!
5
Points
d
d
D
d
Dd
dd
Dd
dd
D = Dark Hair
d = Red Hair
DAD = Dd
MOM = dd
A. List the possible genotypes AND phenotypes for
their children.
Genotypes = Dd, dd
Phenotypes = Dark Hair, Red Hair
4 Points
B. What are the chances of a child with dark hair? 2
2 Points
out of 4
OR 50 %
C. What are the chances of a child with red hair?
2Points
out of 4
OR 50 %
2
5. Hagrid found two baby dragons in the forest. Both are heterozygous for
their fire-breathing ability, which is the dominant trait. Create a Punnett
square to show the possibilities that would result if these two dragons had
children. Use F for the dominant allele and f for the recessive.
5
Points
F
f
F
FF
Ff
f
Ff
ff
F = Fire-breathing
f = Non Firebreathing
DAD = Ff
MOM = Ff
A. List the possible genotypes AND phenotypes for
their children.
5 Points
Genotypes = FF, Ff, ff
Phenotypes = Fire-breathing, Non Fire-breathing
B. What are the chances of a fire-breathing baby? 3
out of
4
OR 75 %
2 Points
C. What are the chances of a non-fire-breather? 1 out
2 Points
of 4
OR 25 %
6. Draco Malfoy is purebred for his white hair, which is a recessive trait. He is
very proud of this trait and wants to pass it on to his children, but he married
a girl who is heterozygous for her black hair. Create a Punnett square to show
the possibilities that would result if Draco and his new bride had children.
5
Points
B
b
b
b
Bb
Bb
bb
bb
B = Black Hair
b = White Hair
DAD = bb
MOM = Bb
A. List the possible genotypes AND phenotypes for
their children.
Genotypes = Bb, bb
Phenotypes = Black Hair, White Hair
4 Points
B. What are the chances of a child with white hair?
50%
1 Points
C. What are the chances of a child with black hair?
50%
D.
1 Points
YES! Any with white hair would be purebred because they
3 Points
would have 2 of the same recessive allele.
7. Assume that one of Draco’s sons, who is heterozygous for black hair,
marries a girl that is also heterozygous. Create a Punnett square to show the
possibilities that would result if they had children.
5
Points
B
b
B
b
BB
Bb
Bb
bb
B = Black Hair
b = White Hair
DAD = Bb
MOM = Bb
A. List the possible genotypes AND phenotypes for
their children.
Genotypes = BB, Bb, bb
Phenotypes = Black Hair, White Hair
5 Points
B. What are the chances of a child with white hair?
25%
1 Points
C. What are the chances of a child with black hair?
75%
1 Points
8. Neville Longbottom settled down a few years ago with a nice Muggle girl, Susie, and had a
baby. No one in Susie’s family has ever had magical abilities, but Little Longbottom is showing
signs of being a wizard! Susie is now convinced that there was a mix-up at the hospital. Create
a Punnett square to help answer the questions below.
5
Points
M
M
m
m
Mm
Mm
Mm
Mm
M= Muggle
m = Magic
DAD = mm
MOM = MM
A. List the possible genotypes AND phenotypes for
their children.
Genotypes = Mm
Phenotypes = Muggle
2 Points
B.
YES! Susie has only dominant genes, so her children would all
be Muggle (except mutations, recessive genes passed down,
3 Points
etc…)
9. Harry Potter is a parseltongue, which means that he can speak to snakes.
No one in his family has ever had this ability, however. If you didn’t know
where Harry’s ability came from, and assuming that there was no mistake at
the hospital and Harry was not adopted, how could you GENETICALLY explain
it? Be specific and use complete sentences
Any reasonable response will do having to do with either
mutations or recessive genes passed on without showing in the
older generations.
4 Points
Score their paper, give it back to them. 
HW: Alien Genetics
Small Group
CHAMPS
PG 76
Essential Question
How well do
the predicted ratios
match the actual
results?