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4. The combination of alleles for a specific trait an organism has

5. Genotype
A 100

6. A distinguishing characteristic

7. Trait
A 200

8. An offspring that contains either two dominant or two recessive alleles for a trait

9. Homozygous
A 300

10. A different form of a gene

11. Allele
A 400

12. Cell parts with information that determines what traits a living thing will have

13. Chromosomes
A 500

14. Dimples is dominant. What 2 possible genotypes someone who has dimples
Dimples is dominant. What 2 possible genotypes someone who has dimples. Use the letter “d”
B 100

15. DD and Dd
B 100

16. Dimples is dominant. What is(are) the possible genotype(s) for the trait of no dimples using the letter “d”
B 200

17. dd
B 200

18. Having a cleft chin is dominant
Having a cleft chin is dominant. What is(are) the possible genotype(s) for the trait of a cleft chin? Use the letter “c"
B 300

19. Cc or CC
B 300

20. Having a cleft chin is dominant
Having a cleft chin is dominant. What is(are) the possible genotype(s) for the trait of not having a cleft chin? Use the letter “c"
B 400

21. cc
B 400

22. Having a widow’s peak is dominant
Having a widow’s peak is dominant. What is/are the genotype(s) for having a widow’s peak? Use the letter “w"
B 500

23. Ww and WW
B 500

24. The physical expression of a trait

25. Phenotype
C 100

26. An allele that is masked by a dominant allele and is expressed only in the presence of another recessive allele
C 200

27. recessive
C 200

28. A segment of a chromosome that codes for a particular trait

29. gene
C 300

30. DAILY DOUBLE
DAILY DOUBLE
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C 400

31. An allele that is always expressed, even in the presence of a recessive allele

32. Dominant
C 400

33. An offspring that contains one dominant allele and one recessive allele for a trait

34. Heterozygous
C 500

35. The ability to roll your tongue is dominant
The ability to roll your tongue is dominant. What is the phenotype for the genotype rr?
D 100

36. Not rolling your tongue
D 100

37. The ability to roll your tongue is dominant
The ability to roll your tongue is dominant. What is the phenotype for the genotype Rr?
D 200

38. Being able to roll your tongue
D 200

39. The ability to roll your tongue is dominant
The ability to roll your tongue is dominant. What is the phenotype for the genotype RR?
D 300

40. Being able to roll your tongue
D 300

41. In mice, a black coat is dominant, and a white coat is recessive
In mice, a black coat is dominant, and a white coat is recessive. What is the phenotype for the genotype Bb?
D 400

42. Black coat
D 400

43. In mice, a black coat is dominant, and a white coat is recessive
In mice, a black coat is dominant, and a white coat is recessive. What is the phenotype for the genotype bb?
D 500

44. White coat
D 500

45. Having bent little fingers is dominant
Having bent little fingers is dominant. Using the letter “f”, what is the heterozygous genotype?
E 100

46. Ff
E 100

47. Having bent little fingers is dominant
Having bent little fingers is dominant. Using the letter “f”, what is the homozygous dominant genotype?
E 200

48. FF
E 200

49. Having bent little fingers is dominant
Having bent little fingers is dominant. Using the letter “f”, what is the homozygous recessive genotype?
E 300

50. ff
E 300

51. Having a straight thumb is dominant, while a hitchhiker’s thumb is recessive. Using the letter “h”, what is the heterozygous genotype?
E 400

52. Hh
E 400

53. Having a straight thumb is dominant, while a hitchhiker’s thumb is recessive. Using the letter “h”, what is the homozygous recessive genotype?
E 500

54. hh
E 500

55. What is the probability of having a child with dimples if dimples is dominant?
Dd x Dd
F 100

56. 3/4
F 100

57. What is the probability of having a child with no dimples if dimples is dominant?
Dd x Dd
F 200

58. 1/4
F 200

59. What is the probability of having a child with dimples if dimples is dominant?
Dd x dd
F 300

60. 2/4
F 300

61. What is the probability of having a child with no dimples if dimples is dominant?
Dd x dd
F 400

62. 2/4
F 400

63. What is the probability of having a child with no dimples if dimples is dominant?
DD x dd
F 500

64. 0/4
F 500

65. The Final Jeopardy Category is:
Paternity
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Mr. and Mrs. Smith both have dimples. Their new baby does not have dimples. They assume their baby must have been switched at the hospital. Are they correct? Show the punnett square that supports your answer.
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67. No, they could both be Dd x Dd, producing a child with the genotype dd
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