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Activity 59

Activity 59. Probability: expressed as ratios, fractions, percents, or decimals; possible outcome. allele: a version of a gene. Example- B = blue b = orange. dominant: the trait that shows; use upper case letters; example- B = blue which is dominant.

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Activity 59

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  1. Activity 59 • Probability: expressed as ratios, fractions, percents, or decimals; possible outcome. • allele: a version of a gene. Example- B = blue b = orange • dominant: the trait that shows; use upper case letters; example- B = blue which is dominant • recessive: the trait that is hidden; use lower case letters; example- b = orange which is recessive

  2. What are the chances that a coin toss will result in heads? • 50-50; process is random • You will use the outcomes of coin tosses (heads or tails) to simulate the random transfer of genes from parents to offspring

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