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Today: 1.Incomplete Dominance Quiz 2.Sickle Cell Video 3.Incomplete Dominance Practice Upcoming: 1. Closed Note Quiz on Tuesday!!! Thursday: January 27, 2011 Biology Agenda

5minutes Daily Quiz Page 152 Snapdragons are flowers who show incomplete dominance for flower color. 1. Define incomplete dominance. 2. Give two examples of how it’s different from Mendelian genetics. 3. Give the genotype and phenotype ratios for a cross between a Red (RR) snapdragon and a White (WW).

4minutes Daily Quiz Page 152 Snapdragons are flowers who show incomplete dominance for flower color. 1. Define incomplete dominance. 2. Give two examples of how it’s different from Mendelian genetics. 3. Give the genotype and phenotype ratios for a cross between a Red (RR) snapdragon and a White (WW).

3minutes Daily Quiz Page 152 Snapdragons are flowers who show incomplete dominance for flower color. 1. Define incomplete dominance. 2. Give two examples of how it’s different from Mendelian genetics. 3. Give the genotype and phenotype ratios for a cross between a Red (RR) snapdragon and a White (WW).

2minutes Daily Quiz Page 152 Snapdragons are flowers who show incomplete dominance for flower color. 1. Define incomplete dominance. 2. Give two examples of how it’s different from Mendelian genetics. 3. Give the genotype and phenotype ratios for a cross between a Red (RR) snapdragon and a White (WW).

1minutes Daily Quiz Page 152 Snapdragons are flowers who show incomplete dominance for flower color. 1. Define incomplete dominance. 2. Give two examples of how it’s different from Mendelian genetics. 3. Give the genotype and phenotype ratios for a cross between a Red (RR) snapdragon and a White (WW).

50seconds Daily Quiz Page 152 Snapdragons are flowers who show incomplete dominance for flower color. 1. Define incomplete dominance. 2. Give two examples of how it’s different from Mendelian genetics. 3. Give the genotype and phenotype ratios for a cross between a Red (RR) snapdragon and a White (WW).

40seconds Daily Quiz Page 152 Snapdragons are flowers who show incomplete dominance for flower color. 1. Define incomplete dominance. 2. Give two examples of how it’s different from Mendelian genetics. 3. Give the genotype and phenotype ratios for a cross between a Red (RR) snapdragon and a White (WW).

30seconds Daily Quiz Page 152 Snapdragons are flowers who show incomplete dominance for flower color. 1. Define incomplete dominance. 2. Give two examples of how it’s different from Mendelian genetics. 3. Give the genotype and phenotype ratios for a cross between a Red (RR) snapdragon and a White (WW).

20seconds Daily Quiz Page 152 Snapdragons are flowers who show incomplete dominance for flower color. 1. Define incomplete dominance. 2. Give two examples of how it’s different from Mendelian genetics. 3. Give the genotype and phenotype ratios for a cross between a Red (RR) snapdragon and a White (WW).

10seconds Daily Quiz Page 152 Snapdragons are flowers who show incomplete dominance for flower color. 1. Define incomplete dominance. 2. Give two examples of how it’s different from Mendelian genetics. 3. Give the genotype and phenotype ratios for a cross between a Red (RR) snapdragon and a White (WW).

9seconds Daily Quiz Page 152 Snapdragons are flowers who show incomplete dominance for flower color. 1. Define incomplete dominance. 2. Give two examples of how it’s different from Mendelian genetics. 3. Give the genotype and phenotype ratios for a cross between a Red (RR) snapdragon and a White (WW).

8seconds Daily Quiz Page 152 Snapdragons are flowers who show incomplete dominance for flower color. 1. Define incomplete dominance. 2. Give two examples of how it’s different from Mendelian genetics. 3. Give the genotype and phenotype ratios for a cross between a Red (RR) snapdragon and a White (WW).

7seconds Daily Quiz Page 152 Snapdragons are flowers who show incomplete dominance for flower color. 1. Define incomplete dominance. 2. Give two examples of how it’s different from Mendelian genetics. 3. Give the genotype and phenotype ratios for a cross between a Red (RR) snapdragon and a White (WW).

6seconds Daily Quiz Page 152 Snapdragons are flowers who show incomplete dominance for flower color. 1. Define incomplete dominance. 2. Give two examples of how it’s different from Mendelian genetics. 3. Give the genotype and phenotype ratios for a cross between a Red (RR) snapdragon and a White (WW).

5seconds Daily Quiz Page 152 Snapdragons are flowers who show incomplete dominance for flower color. 1. Define incomplete dominance. 2. Give two examples of how it’s different from Mendelian genetics. 3. Give the genotype and phenotype ratios for a cross between a Red (RR) snapdragon and a White (WW).

4seconds Daily Quiz Page 152 Snapdragons are flowers who show incomplete dominance for flower color. 1. Define incomplete dominance. 2. Give two examples of how it’s different from Mendelian genetics. 3. Give the genotype and phenotype ratios for a cross between a Red (RR) snapdragon and a White (WW).

3seconds Daily Quiz Page 152 Snapdragons are flowers who show incomplete dominance for flower color. 1. Define incomplete dominance. 2. Give two examples of how it’s different from Mendelian genetics. 3. Give the genotype and phenotype ratios for a cross between a Red (RR) snapdragon and a White (WW).

2seconds Daily Quiz Page 152 Snapdragons are flowers who show incomplete dominance for flower color. 1. Define incomplete dominance. 2. Give two examples of how it’s different from Mendelian genetics. 3. Give the genotype and phenotype ratios for a cross between a Red (RR) snapdragon and a White (WW).

1second Daily Quiz Page 152 Snapdragons are flowers who show incomplete dominance for flower color. 1. Define incomplete dominance. 2. Give two examples of how it’s different from Mendelian genetics. 3. Give the genotype and phenotype ratios for a cross between a Red (RR) snapdragon and a White (WW).