What is organism with two of the same genes (alleles) for a trait?

What is the process of when male and female gametes combine?

What word means physical appearance?

What is the diagram used to determine genotypic and phenotypic probabilities of offspring?

A cell that has a full set of chromosomes

What is the fertilized egg cell / the resulting cell from fertilization?

What is the the study of genes?

An inheritance pattern that results in the blending of traits.

A cell that has a half (1/2) set of chromosomes

A Punnett Square where you track one trait.

A picture of chromosomes

A process of exchanging DNA between chromosomes.

What do the gene letters (alleles) represent?

Organisms with different genes (alleles) for the same trait.

What do we call copies of the same chromosome?

An inheritance pattern that results in two dominant traits showing together.

The "weak" version of a gene.

The "strong" version of a gene.

Traits associated with chromosomes 1-22.

This is a word used to describe a heterozygous individual who has a hidden recessive allele.

A structure made of tightly condensed DNA.

The process of creating sex cells.

Traits associated with the X and Y chromosomes (mostly X).

What are alternative forms of a gene.

Multiple allelism can occur for several different traits. One that is very well know is blood type. Alleles A & B follow what inheritance pattern?

Multiple allelism can occur for several different traits. One that is very well know is blood type. Allele O is what in relation to A & B?

What is a possible genotype for blood type A?

What is a possible genotype for blood type A?

What is a possible genotype for blood type B?

What is a possible genotype for blood type B?

What is a possible genotype for blood type O?

What is a possible genotype for blood type AB?

When doing a dihybrid cross, what is the math concept we use to make the four gametes?

Which of these is not a gamete for this genotype? BbDd

How many boxes are in a Monohybrid cross?

How many boxes are in a Dihybrid cross?

What percentage does each box in a monohybrid Punnett square have?

What percentage does each box in a dihybrid Punnett square have?

What does this shape represent in a pedigree?

What does this shape represent in a pedigree?

What does this shape represent in a pedigree?

What does this shape represent in a pedigree?

What does this shape represent in a pedigree?

What does this shape represent in a pedigree?

What is the inheritance pattern of this pedigree?

What are the parent's genotypes if the daughter is XⁿXⁿ?

Which inheritance pattern has one allele completely cover up another?

Which inheritance pattern has the blending of two alleles that results in an intermediate phenotype?

Which inheritance pattern has two dominant alleles and results in an intermediate phenotype where both alleles show in the phenotype?

Which inheritance pattern is related to the sex chromosomes and we saw can actually use the other inheritance patterns with it?

When doing a monohybrid cross, how many boxes should there be in the Punnett Square

When doing a dihybrid cross, how many boxes should there be in the Punnett Square

When doing a dihybrid cross, what is the first you have to make to even set up the Punnett Square and how many letters should there be for each?

When making the gametes for a dihybrid cross, what is the mathematical concept you should use to make them?

In a strict dominant/recessive inheritance pattern, what should you see?

In an incomplete dominance inheritance pattern, what should you see?

In a co-dominance inheritance pattern, what should you see?

In a sex-linked inheritance pattern, what should you see?

Do you use the same letter in a strict dominant/recessive inheritance pattern?

Do you use the same letter in an incomplete dominance inheritance pattern?

Do you use the same letter in a co-dominance inheritance pattern?

In a breed of reindeer, the size of their antlers follows an incomplete dominance inheritance pattern. The tall allele is represented with a capital T and short allele is represented with a lower case t. Which genotype would result in tall antlers?

In a breed of reindeer, the size of their antlers follows an incomplete dominance inheritance pattern. The tall allele is represented with a capital T and short allele is represented with a lower case t. Which genotype would result in medium antlers?

In a breed of reindeer, the size of their antlers follows an incomplete dominance inheritance pattern. The tall allele is represented with a capital T and short allele is represented with a lower case t. Which genotype would result in short antlers?

In a breed of snapdragons, they pass on color through an incomplete dominance. The red allele is represented with a capital R and the white allele is represented with a lower case r. What genotype would give you a red snapdragon flower?

In a breed of snapdragons, they pass on color through an incomplete dominance. The red allele is represented with a capital R and the white allele is represented with a lower case r. What genotype would give you a pink snapdragon flower?

In a breed of snapdragons, they pass on color through an incomplete dominance. The red allele is represented with a capital R and the white allele is represented with a lower case r. What genotype would give you a white snapdragon flower?

In a flower species, there is a blue allele is dominant to a recessive orange allele. The blue allele is represented with a capital B and the orange allele is represented with a lower case b. What genotypes would give you a blue flower?

In a flower species, there is a blue allele is dominant to a recessive orange allele. The blue allele is represented with a capital B and the orange allele is represented with a lower case b. What genotypes would give you an orange flower?

In a specific breed of horses their coat color is determined by a co-dominance inheritance pattern. There are three phenotypes that can occur: Brown, White, or Roan. The brown allele is represented with the letter B and the white allele is represented with the letter W. Which genotypes would result in a brown horse?

In a specific breed of horses their coat color is determined by a co-dominance inheritance pattern. There are three phenotypes that can occur: Brown, White, or Roan. The brown allele is represented with the letter B and the white allele is represented with the letter W. Which genotypes would result in a white horse?

In a specific breed of horses their coat color is determined by a co-dominance inheritance pattern. There are three phenotypes that can occur: Brown, White, or Roan. The brown allele is represented with the letter B and the white allele is represented with the letter W. Which genotypes would result in a roan horse?

In cats, fur color is a sex-linked trait. In class we learned that most sex-linked traits are located on what chromosome?

In cats, fur color is a sex-linked trait. An orange and black are the two alleles that we know about associated with their color. A male black cat would have what genotype?

In cats, fur color is a sex-linked trait. An orange and black are the two alleles that we know about associated with their color. A female black cat would have what genotype?

In cats, fur color is a sex-linked trait. An orange and black are the two alleles that we know about associated with their color. A cat with the genotype X^BX^O would have what phenotype?

In cats, fur color is a sex-linked trait. An orange and black are the two alleles that we know about associated with their color. A cat with the genotype X^OY would have what phenotype?

For peas, color is determined by a strict dominant/recessive relationship and yellow is dominant to green. If you crossed a heterozygous pea with another heterozygous pea what is the probability of getting a yellow pea?

For peas, color is determined by a strict dominant/recessive relationship and yellow is dominant to green. If you crossed a heterozygous pea with another heterozygous pea what is the probability of getting a green pea?

For peas, color is determined by a strict dominant/recessive relationship and yellow is dominant to green. If you crossed a heterozygous pea with a homozygous recessive pea what is the probability of getting a green pea?

In human blood types the A and B alleles are co-dominant and the O allele is recessive. If you crossed a heterozgyous Type A person with a person with Type AB blood what is the probability of having a child with Type A blood?

In human blood types the A and B alleles are co-dominant and the O allele is recessive. If you crossed a heterozgyous Type A person with a person who is heterozygous for Type B what are the possible blood types for their children?

In human blood types the A and B alleles are co-dominant and the O allele is recessive. If you crossed a heterozgyous Type A person with a person with Type AB blood what is the probability of having a child with Type B blood?

In human blood types the A and B alleles are co-dominant and the O allele is recessive. If you crossed a homozygous Type A person with a person with Type AB blood what is the probability of having a child with Type AB blood?

In human blood types the A and B alleles are co-dominant and the O allele is recessive. If you crossed a homozygous Type A person with a person with Type AB blood what is the probability of having a child with Type B blood?

In human blood types the A and B alleles are co-dominant and the O allele is recessive. If you crossed a homozygous Type A person with a person heterozygous for Type A blood what is the probability of having a child with Type A blood?

In human blood types the A and B alleles are co-dominant and the O allele is recessive. If you crossed a Type O person with a person heterozygous for Type B blood what is the probability of having a child with Type B blood?

In human blood types the A and B alleles are co-dominant and the O allele is recessive. If you crossed a Type O person with a person heterozygous for Type B blood what is the probability of having a child with Type O blood?

In humans the alleles for eye color are determined by a dominant brown allele and a recessive blue allele. Also, right handedness is dominant to left handedness. If you crossed a blue eyed, heterozgyous right handed person with a person heterozygous for both eye color and right handedness what are the gametes for parent 1?

In humans the alleles for eye color are determined by a dominant brown allele and a recessive blue allele. Also, right handedness is dominant to left handedness. If you crossed a blue eyed, heterozgyous right handed person with a person heterozygous for both eye color and right handedness what are the gametes for parent 2?

In humans the alleles for eye color are determined by a dominant brown allele and a recessive blue allele. Also, right handedness is dominant to left handedness. If you crossed a blue eyed, heterozgyous right handed person with a person heterozygous for both eye color and right handedness, what is the probability of having a blue eyed child who is left handed?

In humans the alleles for eye color are determined by a dominant brown allele and a recessive blue allele. Also, right handedness is dominant to left handedness. If you crossed a blue eyed, heterozgyous right handed person with a person heterozygous for both eye color and right handedness, what is the probability of having a blue eyed child who is right handed?

In humans the alleles for eye color are determined by a dominant brown allele and a recessive blue allele. Also, right handedness is dominant to left handedness. If you crossed a blue eyed, heterozgyous right handed person with a person heterozygous for both eye color and right handedness, what is the probability of having a brown eyed child who is right handed?

Adam and Bethany had four children, Carrie, Daniel, Evelyn, and Felicia. Adam was heterozygous for blood type A and Bethany was type AB. Carrie had type A, Daniel is type O, Evelyn is type AB and Felicia is type B. Which if any of their children might be adopted? (Select all that apply)