
Mendel Experiment
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Science
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5th - 9th Grade
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Hard
Joseph Anderson
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16 Slides • 6 Questions
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Give Peas a Chance
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Open Ended
Why don't you look like an elephant?
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Multiple Choice
True or false: Parents traits blend in their offspring, like mixing paint.
Always true
Sometimes true
Always false
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Multiple Choice
True or false: if you look more like your mother, you received more of her genes than your father's genes.
Always true
Sometimes true
Always false
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Multiple Choice
All genetic traits are inherited the same way.
True
False
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Heredity - the passing of traits from parents to offspring
Genetics - the study of heredity
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before Mendel: people knew traits were passed down, but were unsure how
Austrian monk and biologist (1822-1884)
studied pea plants over many generations
"Father of Genetics"
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studied over 10,000 pea plants
chose peas because they pollinate easily
studied: seed color, seed shape, plant height, pod shape, pod color, flower location, flower color
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Genes come in pairs, one from each parent
One gene is called an allele
You have two genes for each trait (eye color, hair color, etc.)
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Genes are inherited separately
Example: you can inherit your mom's blue eyes gene, but not her black hair gene
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Genes can come in different forms, but the dominant one be expressed
Example: If you inherit a curly hair gene and a straight hair gene, you will see curly hair (the dominant one)
Example: You will only see straight hair if you inherited TWO straight hair genes
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He published his research in 1865, but no one understood its importance.
After Mendel died, his fellow monks burned most of his work.
Leftovers were rediscovered in 1900 and finally appreciated!
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Multiple Select
Select all that are TRUE about Gregor Mendel.
He was a lawyer.
He studied pea plants.
He was appreciated in his time.
He discovered 3 main rules about inheritance.
He was from Austria.
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Multiple Select
Select all that are TRUE about inheritance.
Genes for each trait are inherited separately.
You get 100% of your mom's genes and 100% of your dad's genes.
Genes are inherited in groups of 4.
You can have a gene, but it not be physically seen.
Dominant genes are those that will be seen, or expressed.
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