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1. What is today’s criteria for success? What 3 things do you need to do to earn a 4 today?
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2. In your own words, summarize the 4 objectives for today:
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4. What are you going to be looking for in the ventral view? ________________________________
5. You are going to be writing in C for ____________, R for ____________ and A for ___________.
8. Once you press the blue gloves to begin Experiment 1, what will we be skipping? What do we need
to click on to skip this part? __________________________________________________________
9. In experiment 1 Part 2, you are going to click on the jar of stained fish that is labeled ___________
_____________.
10. Once you complete the Bear Paw Lake jars, you are going to do the same thing with the jars
labeled ___________________ _________________.
11. Do marine and sea-run stickleback fish have pelvic structures? ___________
12. What is the claim we will be trying to find evidence for?
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Part 2: Punnett Squares Guinea Pigs
Watch the Punnett Squares Guinea Pigs and answer the following questions in your notebook:
1. What are alleles?
7. What are the genotypes of the offspring? What does the 1:2:1 ratio mean?
7. Copy the chart below. After watching the video, you should be able to fill out the chart below using the
information provided in the video. If you need to watch the video again, here is the link: Punnett Squares
Guinea Pigs
Image Genotype Heterozygous or Phenotype
homozygous
HH
1.
Hairless
2.
Heterozygous
3.
8. If a baby girl guinea pig looks almost identical to its mother, does this then mean that it inherited more
alleles from its mother? Explain. (Hint: Think about the vocabulary words dominant and recessive.)
Mysterious Fred:
A Guinea Pig Test Cross There is a teacher from Texas that loves hairless guinea pigs.
In guinea pigs, the dominant allele H codes for the trait of having hair and the
allele h codes for the trait of being hairless. (Assume Mendelian inheritance). Let’s
say that this teacher receives her wish of finding a hairless guinea pig at a pet store
and names her Genevieve. She finds another guinea pig at a store with hair that
she names Fred. While she can be certain of Genevieve’s genotype, how could she
determine what genotype Fred is? She can do a test cross! A test cross involves
breeding an organism with a dominant trait (like Fred) with an organism that exhibits a recessive trait
(like Genevieve).
11. Create a punnett square cross between Genevieve’s genotype and one of Fred’s possible genotypes:
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12. Create a punnett square cross between Genevieve’s genotype and the other possible genotype for Fred:
__________ __________
13. Explain in your own words how the offspring from the test cross could help determine Fred’s genotype.
14. What do you think could be some weaknesses with using a test cross to determine Fred’s genotype?
6. What does it mean when someone says “You have your father’s hair?”
7. How many chromosomes do humans have? How many do chimpanzees have?
8. What percentage of the DNA in your chromosomes do you share with other species?
9. What percentage of the DNA in your chromosomes do you share with other humans?
Part 4: SNPs
Watch the SNPs video and answer the following questions:
1. What is a genome?
1. Together, what do the chromosomes you inherit from your mother and father form?
2.What chromosomes does a female have? What chromosomes does a male have?
2. How does this article connect to what we have been learning about in Science class
about genetics, heredity, phenotype, genotype, mutations?
3. What was your score on this Article? Did you get a 75% or above? Why or why not?
If you do not get a 75% or above, you will need to come to tutoring on Monday to
make up this Achieve 3000 Article Assignment.