9.3 Other Patterns of Inheritance.
CHAPTER 9: HEREDITY
9.3 Section Review
- True or false: A single gene determines the sex (male or female)
of a human. - Explain why the probability of a human giving birth to a male
baby is always 50%. - What is incomplete dominance? Give one example.
- How is codominance different than incomplete dominance? Give
one example of codominance. - Figure 9.17 shows a cross between a tabby cat and a tan cat.
What is the probability of offspring with black fur? Tabby fur?
Tan fur? - Blood type is determined by three alleles, A, B, and O. Use the
punnett square below to answer questions a through c.
a. What is the probability of an offspring with type A blood?
b. What is the probability of an offspring with type O blood?
c. What are the genotypes and phenotypes of the parents?
A O
O
B ABBO
AO OO
Figure 9.17: Use the diagram above
to answer question 5.
- A red snapdragon is crossed
with a pink snapdragon. Make
a punnett square of the cross.
List the possible genotypes
and phenotypes of the
offspring. - A person with type AB blood
marries a person with type O
blood. Make a punnett square
of the cross. List the possible
genotypes and phenotypes of
their offspring.
TT
T
BBT BT
TT TT