SBI 3U0Single Trait Inheritance ActivityFor this activity, assume that each trait is controlled by a single pair of alleles.Observation ChartTongueRollingWidowPeakEarlobeAttachmenEyePigmentTasterHandBentThumbBentTestClaspingFingerPhenotypeGenotypeProcedure: Determine your genotype and phenotype for each of the following 8 traits. Recordyour observations in the chart above.Note: When writing the genotype of a dominant trait, use a capital letter followed by a dash (i.e.B-). When writing the genotype for a recessive trait, use two lower case letters(i.e. bb) A. Tongue RollingThe ability to "roll" the tongue is dominant (R) while non-rolling is recessive(r)В.PTC Taster (DO NOT COMPLETE)The ability to taste is dominant (T) while inability to taste is recessive (t)C. Hand Clasping - Clasp your hands together quickly so that your fingers interlockCrossing the left thumb over the right is dominant (B), the reverse is recessive (b)D. Bent or "Hitchhikers" ThumbA straight thumb is dominant (H), while the abilityto bend the last joint backward at an angle of 60° ormore is recessive (h)E. Bent Little Finger - Place the palms of your hand side by side with thepalms facing upstraightDominant condition exists when the last joints of the littlefingerbend away from each other (B), the recessive condition is when there arestraight fingers (b)|F. Widow's Peak - Examine the hairline on the foreheadThe widow's peak is dominant (W) while a straight hairline isrecessive (w)Widows peakG. Earlobe attachment"free" (unattached) earlobes are dominant (E),attached earlobes are recessive (e)Н.Eye PigmentationA dark pigment (green/brown/black) is dominant (P),a light pigment (grey/blue) is recessive (p)

Name: SBI 3U0Single Trait Inheritance ActivityFor this activity, assume tha
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Description: SBI 3U0Single Trait Inheritance ActivityFor this activity, assume that each trait is controlled by a single pair of alleles.Observation ChartTongueRollingWidowPeakEarlobeAttachmenEyePigmentTasterHandBentThumbBentTestClaspingFingerPhenotypeGenotypePr