
Mono-Hybrid --> one trait at a time
Di-Hybrid --> two traits at a time
This leads to a discussion about phenotype vs. genotype and homozygous vs heterozygous.
Phenotype --> physical characteristics
Genotype --> genetics make-up
Homozygous --> same trait (allele) inherited from both parents
Heterozygous --> different trait (allele) inherited from both parents
We revisit the traits inventory and look more closely at 4 of the traits, how common they are in our class population, how common they are in the world population, and whether they are dominant or recessive.
HW: NONE (periods 1 and 2 were supposed to complete the data on the Traits Inventory - but this is not required.)
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