1/6 Warm up: Genetics Vocabulary Review

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1/6 Warm up: Genetics Vocabulary Review

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Draggable item		Corresponding Item

In humans, free earlobes are dominant to attached earlobes.
Question: What allele will we use for attached earlobes?

Free

F

Attached

f

In humans, NOT being able to roll your tongue is recessive to being able to roll your tongue.
Question: What allele will we use for being able to roll your tongue?

Can roll

r

Can't roll

R

Match the vocabulary terms with their definition.

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
Homozygous		The physical trait a person shows.
Phenotype		A genotype that contains two different alleles (one dominant & one recessive).
Heterozygous		The two alleles (letters) for a given trait.
Genotype		A genotype that contains two alleles that are the same (both dominant or both recessive).

In humans, free earlobes are dominant to attached earlobes.
Question: What allele will we use for attached earlobes?

Free

F

Attached

f

In humans, NOT being able to roll your tongue is recessive to being able to roll your tongue.
Question: What allele will we use for being able to roll your tongue?

Can roll

r

Can't roll

R

Match the vocabulary terms with their definition.

Homozygous

The physical trait a person shows.

Phenotype

A genotype that contains two different alleles (one dominant & one recessive).

Heterozygous

The two alleles (letters) for a given trait.

Genotype

A genotype that contains two alleles that are the same (both dominant or both recessive).

1/6 Warm up: Genetics Vocabulary Review

1/6 Warm up: Genetics Vocabulary Review

In humans, free earlobes are dominant to attached earlobes.Question: What allele will we use for attached earlobes?

In humans, NOT being able to roll your tongue is recessive to being able to roll your tongue.Question: What allele will we use for being able to roll your tongue?

Match the vocabulary terms with their definition.

In humans, free earlobes are dominant to attached earlobes.
Question: What allele will we use for attached earlobes?

In humans, NOT being able to roll your tongue is recessive to being able to roll your tongue.
Question: What allele will we use for being able to roll your tongue?