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DIHYBRID PUNNETT SQUARES. A tall plant is crossed with a short plant. What is the probability that the offspring will be short?. T=tall t=short. A cross that accounts for only one trait (e.g. height OR eye color OR shape). MONOHYBRID CROSS. Cross that accounts for two traits
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A tall plant is crossed with a short plant. What is the probability that the offspring will be short? T=tall t=short
A cross that accounts for only one trait • (e.g. height OR eye color OR shape) MONOHYBRID CROSS
Cross that accounts for two traits • (e.g. Height AND color; dimples AND eye size) DIHYBRID CROSS
Assign letters for the alleles • T=tall; t=short • Y=yellow; y=green SET UP THE DIHYBRID CROSS
Homozygous dominant? • Homozygous recessive? • Heterozygous? • DETERMINE FOR BOTH TRAITS • (e.g. TTYY) DETERMINE THE PARENTS’ GENOTYPES
Each parent can only pass down one allele for each trait to the offspring • E.g. TtYy parent can only pass down T OR t and Y or y WRITE THE POSSIBLE GAMETE COMBINATIONS
4x4 square = 16 total boxes!!! DRAW THE EMPTY SQUARE
Write all possible gamete combinations for first parent on top • Write all possible gamete combinations for second parent on side INSERT PARENT INFO ON TOP AND SIDE OF THE SQUARE
Write genotypes and phenotypes for possible offspring in the squares COMPLETE THE PUNNETT SQUARE
Count phenotypes of offspring • (e.g. tall and yellow; tall and green; short and yellow; short and green) • Make the ratio DETERMINE THE PHENOTYPIC RATIO
Count the genotypes and make the ratio • (e.g. TTYY, TTYy, TTyy, TtYY, TtYy, Ttyy, ttYY, ttYy, ttyy) DETERMINE THE GENOTYPIC RATIO
If the question asks for a probability, use the “part divided by whole” formula • E.g. 8 out of 16 are yellow, so the probability of yellow is 8/16=1/2=.5=50% DETERMINE PROBABILITIES
Do the problems on the back of the worksheet. NOW IT’S YOUR TURN!
3 Dihybrid Punnett Square s • Homework: Read 11-3, pg 274 #1-5 HOMEWORK