Mendel's Law of Segregation states that traits can be inherited independently of other traits. For example, the trait for freckles is not linked to a particular hair color. Dark haired individuals could have freckles, much like light haired individuals could have freckles. In order to investigate this, Mendel crossed pea plant parents and followed 2 distinct (separate) traits to see if they would be inherited together. We can also look at this using corn because corn kernels can be different colors purple (C) or yellow (c) and also different textures, smooth (T) or wrinkly (t). Crosses that follow the inheritance of two traits are called dihybrid (2 trait) crosses, and they require a much larger Punnett Square. Dihybrid Punnett Squares still follow the same format as a monohybrid Punnett square. For this question, study the dihybrid Punnett Square below, and fill in the missing information, and then answer the following questions: (again case matters when writing the allele letters!) 1. Do color and kernel texture follow Mendel's Law of Segregation? Yes or No 2. What alleles are represented in site A: 3. What alleles are represented in site B:

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Mendel's Law of Segregation states that traits can be inherited independently of other traits. For
example, the trait for freckles is not linked to a particular hair color. Dark haired individuals could
have freckles, much like light haired individuals could have freckles. In order to investigate this,
Mendel crossed pea plant parents and followed 2 distinct (separate) traits to see if they would be
inherited together. We can also look at this using corn because corn kernels can be different colors,
purple (C) or yellow (c) and also different textures, smooth (T) or wrinkly (t). Crosses that follow the
inheritance of two traits are called dihybrid (2 trait) crosses, and they require a much larger Punnett
Square. Dihybrid Punnett Squares still follow the same format as a monohybrid Punnett square.
For this question, study the dihybrid Punnett Square below, and fill in the missing information, and
then answer the following questions: (again case matters when writing the allele letters!)
1. Do color and kernel texture follow Mendel's Law of Segregation? Yes or No
2. What alleles are represented in site A:
3. What alleles are represented in site B:
4. What alleles are represented in square C:
5. What alleles are represented in square D:
6. What percentage of kernels express both dominant phenotypes (round the number)?
Parent 1: CcTt
CT
Ct
CT
B
Transcribed Image Text:Mendel's Law of Segregation states that traits can be inherited independently of other traits. For example, the trait for freckles is not linked to a particular hair color. Dark haired individuals could have freckles, much like light haired individuals could have freckles. In order to investigate this, Mendel crossed pea plant parents and followed 2 distinct (separate) traits to see if they would be inherited together. We can also look at this using corn because corn kernels can be different colors, purple (C) or yellow (c) and also different textures, smooth (T) or wrinkly (t). Crosses that follow the inheritance of two traits are called dihybrid (2 trait) crosses, and they require a much larger Punnett Square. Dihybrid Punnett Squares still follow the same format as a monohybrid Punnett square. For this question, study the dihybrid Punnett Square below, and fill in the missing information, and then answer the following questions: (again case matters when writing the allele letters!) 1. Do color and kernel texture follow Mendel's Law of Segregation? Yes or No 2. What alleles are represented in site A: 3. What alleles are represented in site B: 4. What alleles are represented in square C: 5. What alleles are represented in square D: 6. What percentage of kernels express both dominant phenotypes (round the number)? Parent 1: CcTt CT Ct CT B
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For this question, study the dihybrid Punnett Square below, and fill in the missing information, and
then answer the following questions: (again case matters when writing the allele letters!)
1. Do color and kernel texture follow Mendel's Law of Segregation? Yes or No
2. What alleles are represented in site A:
3. What alleles are represented in site B:
4. What alleles are represented in square C:
5. What alleles are represented in square D:
6. What percentage of kernels express both dominant phenotypes (round the number)?
Parent 1: CcTt
Palla
CT
Ct
CT
B
CT CCTT
CCTt
CCTT CcTt
Ct CCtT
CCtt
CctT
Parent 2: CcTt
A CCTT
CCTt
CCTT
ccTt
8%
ct
cCtT
D
ccTt
cctt
Transcribed Image Text:Pearson eText P Pearson Sign In For this question, study the dihybrid Punnett Square below, and fill in the missing information, and then answer the following questions: (again case matters when writing the allele letters!) 1. Do color and kernel texture follow Mendel's Law of Segregation? Yes or No 2. What alleles are represented in site A: 3. What alleles are represented in site B: 4. What alleles are represented in square C: 5. What alleles are represented in square D: 6. What percentage of kernels express both dominant phenotypes (round the number)? Parent 1: CcTt Palla CT Ct CT B CT CCTT CCTt CCTT CcTt Ct CCtT CCtt CctT Parent 2: CcTt A CCTT CCTt CCTT ccTt 8% ct cCtT D ccTt cctt
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