1/27/16 Starter/Practice: Cross the Following Rrww X rrWW R-redW-wrinkled r-pinkw-smooth What are the probability % of each? Red/ Wrinkled Pink/Wrinkled.

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1/27/16 Starter/Practice: Cross the Following Rrww X rrWW R-redW-wrinkled r-pinkw-smooth What are the probability % of each? ____ Red/ Wrinkled ____ Pink/Wrinkled ____ Red/Smooth ____Pink/Smooth 1/27/ Dihybrid Crosses II  Application: Watch video and fill in sheet Sex-linked traits Connection Dihybrid crosses worksheet Exit How is a dihybrid cross different from a monohybrid cross? Dihybrid Crosses II EQ: How does our individual genetic code influence who we are?

JANUARY 27, 2016 AGENDA B. 6 F STUDENTS WILL PREDICT POSSIBLE OUTCOMES OF VARIOUS GENETIC COMBINATIONS SUCH AS MONOHYBRID CROSSES, DIHYBRID CROSSES AND NON-MENDELIAN INHERITANCE WHILE READING AND WRITING BY COMPLETING A WS. 1 Starter 2. Practice 3. Ws

Date Lecture/ Activity/ Lab Page 12/10 Say it With DNA Activity /14 Mutations /15 Mutations /5 Mutations and Pedigrees /6 Mutations and Pedigrees /7 Mutations and Poster /8 Mutations Writing /11 Pedigrees /12 Semester Exam Review /15 Gene Expression and Cell Differentiation /21 Mitosis and Meiosis /22 Heredity and Genetics Notes and Ws /25 Monohybrid crosses /26 Dihybrid Crosses I /27 Dihybrid cross II Table of Contents

1/27/16 Starter/Practice: Cross the Following Rrww X rrWW R-redW-wrinkled r-pinkw-smooth What are the probability % of each? ____ Red/ Wrinkled ____ Pink/Wrinkled ____ Red/Smooth ____Pink/Smooth 1/27/ Dihybrid Crosses II  Application: Watch video and fill in sheet Sex-linked traits Connection Dihybrid crosses worksheet Exit How is a dihybrid cross different from a monohybrid cross? Dihybrid Crosses II EQ: How does our individual genetic code influence who we are?