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I don't have any questions.

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I don't have any questions.

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the dihybrid Punnett square
Incomplete dominance and co-dominance

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The only thing I got confused on was 26. I got codominance and incomplete dominance got me confuzzled.

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I has no questions... but I do has cheezburger.
Red Robin...YUM

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For defining a recessive trait, would it just be 'has to have 2 lowercase letters

Recessive traits - "weaker" allele - they are the ones that "hide" behind the dominant trait - the only way you see the recessive trait is if you have 2 copies of the recessive allele (aa)

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No Questions

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22.1 parent is pp (white); 1 parent is PP (purple)

All offspring would be purple

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NO QUESTIONS!!!

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I don't have any questions on the study guide.

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34, and the difference between phenotype and genotype, and the dihybrid punnet square.

34. a carrier is one who has 1 copy of the "sick" gene and they can pass it down to their children.  They are heterozygous for that disease.  Carriers are not actually sick, just have 1 allele.

Genotype - the genes (alleles) that determine the phenotype
PHenotype - the physical appearance - its what you DNA says for you to look like

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Dihybrid punnett square on the last page

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Four types of asexual reproduction

1. spores (mushrooms)
2. binary fission (bacteria)
3. budding (hydra)
4. vegetative reproduction (potato)

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Define Pedigree

Pedigree - a family tree drawing; shows the trait through a family

shows the occurrence of a genetic trait through several generations.

circle - girl
square - boy
colored in - have the trait

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I don't have any questions, Mrs. Magadadalalalalininininososos.

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-Miles