Inheritance phenoype genotype

Inheritance
Why we look like our family members, but still are all different
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Inheritance
Why we look like our family members, but still are all different

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objectives
1.    You can explain how children inherit different characteristics from their parents
2. You can describe where in what way the genetic information is stored in the bod
3.    You can describe the difference between genotype and fenotype

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Where it all begins

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A new individual

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A new individual

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How many chromosomes does Chamaecrista fasciculata have?

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A
8
B
3
C
16
D
20

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How many chromosome pairs does Chamaecrista fasciculata have?

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8
B
3
C
16
D
20

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How many chromosomes does a muscle cell of a cat have?
A
38
B
46
C
19
D
21

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How many chromosomes does an egg cell of a donkey have?
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46
B
30
C
62
D
31

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How many chromosomes does an hair cell of a horse have?
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30
B
64
C
32
D
31

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And continue!
Read page 240 in the book
Do question 1 and 6

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