Co- means

Which letters represent a Homozygous Recessive parent?

Zyg- means

Dom- means

Which allele is always represented by a lowercase letter?

Homo- means

Which letters best represent a parent who is Heterozygous?

Gam- means

Phen- means

If a mom has brown hair (dominant), and the dad has blond hair (recessive), what genotype would the mom have to have if they want a child with blond hair?

For a dominant disorder, what genotype would you need to have to not have the disorder?

Hetero- means

Passing of traits from parents to offspring

The genetic makeup of a trait

The physical appearance of a trait.

__1__ come in different forms called __2__ and code for __3__. (choose the correct order)

According to Mendel (complete dominance), an organism that has the heterozygous genotype will show the _____ phenotype.

Which of the following is the best representation of the image displayed?

The image seen represents-

Males are more likely to be carriers because they have 1 X chromosome

The letters XX represent

I understand that on my exam, I will be given a Punnett Square sheet that I must fill out and turn in to my teacher when I finish my exam. If I don't, I will get points taken off.

Which sex is more likely to exhibit a sex-linked trait?

Only _____ can be carriers (sex-linked)

If I cross a homozygous dominant parent (RR) with a homozygous recessive parent (rr), what percentage will resemble a heterozygous offspring?

Black fur is dominant to white fur

A red flower and a white flower make a pink flower

ABO Blood Type

The two shaded squares in this pedigree represents -

(Choose the correct sex and what it means)

Different forms of a gene

What letters are missing in the Punnett Square?

Having a long nose, or being tall or short - these examples are:

If I have a heterozygous offspring (Bb), will they represent the dominant trait or recessive trait?

When I study the root words for this exam, I know to look at-

What letters are needed the replace the ??

On your exam, if I ask you to give me the % of two colors in question (ex: black vs gray), where will you place the % on your paper?

A segment of DNA on a chromosome that codes for a specific trait

A chart that shows all the possible combinations of alleles that can result from a genetic cross

If 2 parents are both carriers for a recessive albinism, what is the probability for the children to have albinism?

What ensures each gamete gets only one copy of each allele and that each trait is transmitted separately?

True or False: It is possible to have a child with recessive features with one parent heterozygous (Hh) and the other homozygous recessive (hh).

Which picture below correctly represents a Pedigree?

An allele whose trait always shows up in the organism when the allele is present.

How many letters do I need to put in each quadrant of my Punnett Square?