3 FACTS:

1. Dominant traits aren't always common

2. Even if the mother and the father don't show a trait, they may still be carrying it, and offspring can still get it

3. Dominant traits are written as capital letters, while recessive traits are written as lower case letters.

1. There are two types of traits, dominant and recessive.

2. Traits can either come from one parent, or both.

3. Just because one trait is dominant, does not mean it is more common.

Three Facts include :

• Dominant Genes only have to be in one parent for it to take over and be shown/affected in a child.

• One type of Dominant Gene is Having 6 fingers instead of 5

• A Recessive Gene has to occur in both parents to have the chance to effect a child.

1. I learned that having 6 fingers is a dominant trait.

2. I learned that dominant does not mean more common.

3. I learned that some traits are inward and some are outward.

1. Both parents have to have a recessive trait for it to be apparent in their offspring.

2. There are two types of traits, dominant and recessive traits.

3. Though a child doesn't have a certain trait, they can carry it and pass it on to their offspring.

   
   

1. There are two types of traits, dominant and recessive.

2. A dominant trait will ALWAYS overshadow a recessive trait.

3. 99% of a child's DNA is made up of traits obtained from their mother and father.

1. Dominant traits only need one parent to have it so you can get it.

2. Recessive trait need both parents to have it so you can have it.

3. Not all dominant traits are common

• A child might get a trait that the parents do not have

• Having a dominate trait does not mean it is a common one

• Traits can come from either the mom, dad, both parents, or neither

1. Dominant traits are traits that only one parent needs that you will inherit.

2. Recessive traits are traits that both parents need to receive them.

3. Some dominant or recessive traits might not appear even if both parents have them.

1. You can have dominant or recessive traits.

2. The traits can be from the parents or learned.

3. Some dominant traits aren't common.

1) There are two types of traits, they are called dominant traits and recessive traits

2) Children will get most of their traits from their parents, whichever trait is most dominant

3) Though a trait is dominant, it does not mean that the trait is more common

3 Facts I learned was

1 You can get traits even if your parents don't have them

2 Dominant does not mean more common.

3 Some traits are inward while others are outward

I learned that

1. There are recessive and dominant traits

2. Children inherit their traits from their parents

3. You only need one parent to have a dominant trait in order to inherit it.

1. A dominant trait isn't necessarily the "common" trait.

2. A recessive trait will only show if both parents pass it on to their offspring.

3. Apparently having 6 fingers is a dominant trait.

1. The two types of traits are dominant and recessive.

2. Dominant trait does not mean it is more common.

3. It is possible that a child can have a trait that their parents don't have.

1. Dominant genes can be rare

2. Dominant genes always overpower recessive genes

3. Tone deafness is dominant

1: I learned that the two types of traits are dominant and recessive.

2: Dominant traits need a gene from one parent to get it.

3: Having 6 fingers instead of 5 is a dominant trait.

• two types of traits included dominant and recessive

• dominant traits only need one parent for you to inherit

• recessive traits are when both parents need to receive them for you to get them

1. Both parents must have a recessive trait for it to be apparent in the child.

2. Dominant is not symbolized as a common

3. You can have dominant or recessive traits

   
   

1. Traits can be recessive or dominant

2. A dominant trait will overshadow a recessive trait

3. Children inherit traits from their parents

3 facts

1. There are two types of traits - recessive and dominant

2. A dominant trait only needs to come from one of your parents.

3. A recessive trait comes from both parents.

1. A recessive trait must be in both parents to be seen in their child.

2. Having tone deafness is a dominant trait.

3. Dominant traits are not necessarily common.

1. Dominant traits do not have to be common

2. Recessive traits need to be inherited by both parents

3. The two traits are dominant and recessive, and dominant is capital while recessive is lowercase

1. If you inherit one copy of a dominant gene from one parent, that trait will show

2. Even if the parent doesn't have a certain trait but it is hidden in there DNA, it can still show in their offspring. (if both parents have brown eyes there kid may have green eyes if someone in their family had it)

3. Having 6 fingers,being tone deaf, and being short is a dominant trait.

• Non-dominant traits can cause anomalies like an extra finger.

• Traits can affect the ability towards doing something.

• Recessive traits can cause someone to be tall.

1. The 2 traits are dominant and recessive

2. Dominant traits don't have to be common because even if it is in 1 parent, it will show more

3. Recessive traits have to be inherited/shared from both parents.

1. DNA is from the nucleus which from a cell and carries your genes

2. A man's chromosome is the thing that dictates whether what gender a kid is.

3. A girl has XX chromosomes and a boy has XY chromosomes.