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Genotype A genotype is a description of the alleles that you have for a particular trait. Even though two genes can look different, they are alleles of the same gene if they are at the same locus on homologous chromosomes Genotype = Your Genes Considering the two chromosomes on the left, draw and label the three color alleles that are possible. combinations of eye dark eye allele light eye allele Individual A Individual B Individual C Homologous Chromosomes If an organism has two identical alleles, we say it is homozygous tor that trait (meaning the "same" two alleles). If an organism has two different dU báck to the diagram of the three individuals above and label each as to whether it is homozygous or heterozygous. ameles, we say it is heterozygous for that trait (meaning "different" alleles).

Genotype A genotype is a description of the alleles that you have for a particular trait. Even though two genes can look different, they are alleles of the same gene if they are at the same locus on homologous chromosomes Genotype = Your Genes Considering the two chromosomes on the left, draw and label the three color alleles that are possible. combinations of eye dark eye allele light eye allele Individual A Individual B Individual C Homologous Chromosomes If an organism has two identical alleles, we say it is homozygous tor that trait (meaning the "same" two alleles). If an organism has two different dU báck to the diagram of the three individuals above and label each as to whether it is homozygous or heterozygous. ameles, we say it is heterozygous for that trait (meaning "different" alleles).

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Genotype A genotype is a description of the alleles that you have for a particular trait. Even though two genes can look different, they are alleles of the same gene if they are at the same locus on homologous chromosomes Genotype = Your Genes Considering the two chromosomes on the left, draw and label the three color alleles that are possible. combinations of eye dark eye allele light eye allele Individual A Individual B Individual C Homologous Chromosomes If an organism has two identical alleles, we say it is homozygous tor that trait (meaning the "same" two alleles). If an organism has two different dU báck to the diagram of the three individuals above and label each as to whether it is homozygous or heterozygous. ameles, we say it is heterozygous for that trait (meaning "different" alleles).
Transcribed Image Text:Genotype A genotype is a description of the alleles that you have for a particular trait. Even though two genes can look different, they are alleles of the same gene if they are at the same locus on homologous chromosomes Genotype = Your Genes Considering the two chromosomes on the left, draw and label the three color alleles that are possible. combinations of eye dark eye allele light eye allele Individual A Individual B Individual C Homologous Chromosomes If an organism has two identical alleles, we say it is homozygous tor that trait (meaning the "same" two alleles). If an organism has two different dU báck to the diagram of the three individuals above and label each as to whether it is homozygous or heterozygous. ameles, we say it is heterozygous for that trait (meaning "different" alleles).
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