

Pedigree Intro
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Science
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7th Grade
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Practice Problem
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Easy
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Emilee Strohl
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10 Slides • 8 Questions
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Pedigree Chart Notes
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What are they & how are they used?
Pedigree are genetic charts that are used to
track a trait in a family. Pedigrees show the
pattern of inheritance that may help scientists determine if a trait is dominant or recessive.
Pedigree Charts
We will be using
shapes instead of
letters…well mostly
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Multiple Choice
Traits can be dominant or recessive
True
False
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Horizontal Lines
Horizontal lines connect partners
Parts of the Pedigree
Romantic partners
NOT project partners!
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Roman Numerals
Roman numerals show the generation
that each row belongs to. For examples, row Ⅱ is the second generation.
Parts of the Pedigree
Must use roman
numerals NOT normal
numerals!
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Multiple Choice
If you see the the roman numeral , III, by a row in a Pedigree Chart what generation is it?
First
Second
Third
Fourth
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Vertical Lines
A vertical line that branches shows offspring.
Parts of the Pedigree
This is where normal
numbers come into
play.
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Shapes
Circles represent females and squares males.
Parts of the Pedigree
Told you there would
be shapes!
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Labelling
Label what the relationship is between 1&2 and 2&3
Daughter
Siblings
Married
Offspring
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Parts of the Pedigree
Siblings
Partners
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Shading
Shading shows the
inheritance of the trait
studied.
Parts of the Pedigree
The shading means
they have the trait.
What does the half shaded mean?
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Glossary
Unaffected: the individual
does not have the trait or
the allele for it. Normal.
Parts of the Pedigree
Unaffected
Male
Unaffected
Female
Female
Carrier
Male
Carrier
Affected
Female
Affected
Male
Carrier: the individual has
one allele for the trait, but does not show it. Heterozygous
Affected: the individual has the trait being studied.
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Multiple Choice
What is the difference between heterozygous and homozygous?
Heterozygous means two different alleles. Homozygous means the same.
Homozygous means two different alleles.. Heterozygous means the same.
they are the SAME!
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Dropdown
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Practice Problem
Complete using your notes
We will be going
over this together!
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Multiple Choice
What is the relationship between II-1 & II-2?
Siblings
Marriage
Offspring
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Multiple Choice
How many children do I-3 & I-4 have?
2
1
3
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Multiple Choice
Is sickle cell a dominant or recessive disorder?
(Remember if there if NO fully shaded person in each generation it is recessive)
Recessive
Dominant
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