
Chapter 7 Lesson 1 Heredity Lecture
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What in the world is genetics & heredity?
Science Unit 3: Genetics

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Multiple Choice
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SLIDESMANIA.COM
heredity
❖ Living things produce offspring= pass on traits to them
❖ Passing of traits from parent to offspring is called heredity
❖ The field of biology that studies heredity is called genetics.
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What is the scientific study of heredity called?
Genetics
Punnett Square
Hybrid
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DID YOU KNOW?
❖ One of the first people to study heredity was Gregor Mendel, an
Austrian monk.
❖ He studied traits in pea plants and how they are passed from
one generation to the next
❖ Father of Genetics
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What Are Traits?
Traits are characteristics of living things.
Physical traits are things you can see such as hair or eye color.
Behavioral traits describe how a living thing acts or behaves.
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Multiple Choice
What are traits?
characteristics of matter
characteristics of living things
characteristics of a movie
characteristics of a school
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Inherited Traits
Inherited traits are traits that are passed down from parents to their offspring, or child. This process is called heredity.
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What are inherited traits?
traits that are learned
traits that are given to offspring from their grandparents
traits that are passed down from parents to their offspring
traits that are gifted from a stranger
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Variation of Traits
Animals, including humans, don't look exactly like their parents. They get some traits from their mom and some from their dad. This is called a variation of traits.
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Variation of Traits in Plants
Variation also happens with plants. Plants have parents like we do. The pollen from a male plant is carried by either the wind or insects to a female plant, which then produces seeds that grow new plants. These plants won't look exactly like their parent plants.
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What does it mean to have a variation of traits?
Animals and plants will not look exactly like their parents
Animals and plants have a variety of parents that give them their traits
Animals and plants will look exactly like their parents
Animals and plants pass down all their traits to their offspring
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Dominant Traits
Some inherited traits are stronger than others. These traits are more likely to show up in offspring and are called dominant traits.
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What are dominant traits?
traits that affect how an animal behaves
traits that are weaker than others and less likely to show up in offspring
traits that will always show up in offspring
traits that are stronger than others and more likely to show up in offspring
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Recessive Traits
Some inherited traits are weaker than others. These traits are less likely to show up in offspring and are called recessive traits.
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What are recessive traits?
traits that affect how an animal looks
traits that are weaker than others and less likely to show up in offspring
traits that will always show up in offspring
traits that are stronger than others and more likely to show up in offspring
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Acquired Traits
Acquired traits are traits that are learned. Things you are good at because you have learned how to do them are acquired traits, like being a good reader or being good at basketball.
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What are acquired traits?
traits that are learned
traits that are given to offspring from their grandparents
traits that are passed down from parents to their offspring
traits that are gifted from a stranger
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What is an example of an inherited trait?
being good at drawing
having red hair
being good at reading
having red shoes
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______ is the passing of physical characteristics from parents to offspring.
Trait
Heredity
Genetics
Hybrid
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What does heterozygous mean?
It means that an individual has 2 genes that alike - BOTH are dominant or BOTH are recessive.
It means that an individual has different genes-one dominant and one recessive.
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Phenotype and Genotype
by Mr. T
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Genotype
All the DNA
DNA is inherited from both parents
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Phenotype
Genes that are expressed
DNA to mRNA to proteins
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Multiple Choice
Having genes that make you more likely to be good at sprinting is an aspect of
genotype
phenotype
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Usain Bolt trains daily to improve his muscular explosiveness. Muscle size is an example of
genotype
phenotype
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Genes are Inherited
Female Parent 50%
Male Parent 50%
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Genes and Expression
2 or more Genes fight for expression
Dominant Genes (stronger)
Recessive genes (weaker)
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Mendelian Genetics
Dominant Gene is always expressed
Recessive is always hidden
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Multiple Select
The two types of alleles are (select two)
dominant
doughnut
expressive
recessive
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Dominant and Recessive Notation
Dominant genes are in Capital letters
Purple is dominant
B represents the dominant gene
Recessive genes are the same letter but in lower case
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Genotype Classifications
Homozygous Dominant
The Same
All Capital letters
BB
TT
GG
FF
HH
Homozygous recessive
The Same
All Lower case letters
tt
bb
gg
hh
ff
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Genotype Classifications
Heterozygous
Different
The dominant is Capitalized and the recessive is lower case
The dominant is in front of the recessive gene
Bb
Tt
Gg
Ff
Hh
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Which of the following is heterozygous
FF
tt
Gg
RR
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Which of the following is homozygous recessive?
rr
AA
TT
Ff
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Mark is heterozygous. If B is for brown hair, and b is for blonde hair, what is Mark's genotype?
BB
bb
Bb
bB
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The two types of alleles are (select two)
dominant
doughnut
expressive
recessive
What in the world is genetics & heredity?
Science Unit 3: Genetics

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