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4.3 Syllabus Points

4.3 Syllabus Points. Theoretical Genetics. Basic Vocab. Genetic Terms: P = parental generation of a cross F1 = the first generation after the parental (the results of the first cross) F2 = a cross between F1 individuals yields F2. 4.3.1 More Basic Definitions.

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Complex Inheritance and Human Heredity

Complex Inheritance and Human Heredity. Unit 8.2. 8. 2 Objectives. Distinguish between various complex inheritance patterns. Analyze sex-linked inheritance patterns. Explain how the environment can influence the phenotype of an organism. Incomplete Dominance.

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cheetah

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M onkeys

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Figure 12.4

Figure 12.4. Experiment. Conclusion. P Generation. w ?. w. P Generation. X. X. X. Y. w ?. F 1 Generation. All offspring had red eyes. w. Sperm. Eggs. w ?. w ?. F 1 Generation. w ?. Results. w. F 2 Generation. w ?. Sperm. Eggs. w ?. w ?. w ?. F 2 Generation.

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Fox Squirrel

Fox Squirrel. Jaycie Julianne Grace and Isabelle . The fox squirrel is a mammal with brown and orange fur and a bushy tail. It is 18 to 24 inches long including the tail. It weighs 1 to 3 pounds. . If there are oak trees around you will find fox squirrel.

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Orange Leaf-Nosed Bats by Katrina David

Orange Leaf-Nosed Bats by Katrina David. What Do T hey L ook L ike?. Short sized bat fur, small ears and a fleshy nose leaf nostrils, mostly bright orange fur with brown tips. Where In T he W orld D o They L ive?. They live in the top of Australia.

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Tiger

Tiger.

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