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Find the Fib

Find the Fib. Directions: With your partner use your fib cards to select the statement that is false. Hold your card up when prompted to do so by the teacher. Body cells use mitosis to duplicate Mitosis creates two daughter cells Sex cells are formed through mitosis. meiosis.

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Find the Fib

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  1. Find the Fib Directions: With your partner use your fib cards to select the statement that is false. Hold your card up when prompted to do so by the teacher

  2. Body cells use mitosis to duplicate • Mitosis creates two daughter cells • Sex cells are formed through mitosis meiosis

  3. Gregor Mendel is the father of modern genetics • Pedigrees are used to determine the probability that a trait will appear • Gray seed color is dominant Punnet Squares

  4. Genotype is the genetic makeup for an organisms trait • Phenotype is the physical interpretation of a genotype • Two forms of a gene, one from each parent are called zygotes alleles

  5. A plant with two dominant OR two recessive alleles is said to be heterozygous • Each parent gives one set of genes to the offspring • Genes are found on chromosomes homozygous

  6. A son can inherit traits from both his father and mother • Genes are instructions for an inherited trait • Offspring that are similar, but different from both parents are produced by asexual reproduction sexual

  7. an X and Y • Males have two X chromsomes • Females are less proned to sex-linked disorders than males • Females have two X chromosomes

  8. Traits are transferred from one generation to the next through the egg only • Sex cells have 23 chromosomes • Somatic cells is synonymous with body cells egg & sperm

  9. Different forms of a gene that determine a characteristics are known as alleles • Each parent gives one set of genes to its offspring • None of our (human) body cells reproduce asexually Many

  10. 25% chance the offspring will be white • 100% chance the offspring will be purple • BB is homozygous dominant 75%

  11. Dominant will always be the phenotype over recessive • Lower case letters are dominant • In order for the recessive trait to be seen, the genotype must be homozygous recessive. Capital

  12. Round seeded plants are dominant • Wrinkle seeded plant are recessive • The picture to the right is of a pedigree Punnett Square

  13. Asexual reproduction produces daughter cells identical to parent cells • Homologous chromosomes are those that carry the same set of genes • Two forms of a gene, one from each parent are called chromosomes. alleles

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