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    INCOMPLETEDOMINANCE

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    Here is a Punnett square showing the cross between a pink (RW) snapdragon and a white (WW) snapdragon: R W W RW RW W RW RW Genotypes of offspring: 50% RW 50% RW Phenotypes of offspring: 100% pink The pink phenotype is expressed in all offspring due to incomplete dominance of the red (R) allele over the white (W) allele. Neither allele is fully dominant so they blend to produce pink flowers.

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    INCOMPLETEDOMINANCE

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    Here is a Punnett square showing the cross between a pink (RW) snapdragon and a white (WW) snapdragon: R W W RW RW W RW RW Genotypes of offspring: 50% RW 50% RW Phenotypes of offspring: 100% pink The pink phenotype is expressed in all offspring due to incomplete dominance of the red (R) allele over the white (W) allele. Neither allele is fully dominant so they blend to produce pink flowers.

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    Here is a Punnett square showing the cross between a pink (RW) snapdragon and a white (WW) snapdragon: R W W RW RW W RW RW Genotypes of offspring: 50% RW 50% RW Phenotypes of offspring: 100% pink The pink phenotype is expressed in all offspring due to incomplete dominance of the red (R) allele over the white (W) allele. Neither allele is fully dominant so they blend to produce pink flowers.

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    INCOMPLETEDOMINANCE

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    Here is a Punnett square showing the cross between a pink (RW) snapdragon and a white (WW) snapdragon: R W W RW RW W RW RW Genotypes of offspring: 50% RW 50% RW Phenotypes of offspring: 100% pink The pink phenotype is expressed in all offspring due to incomplete dominance of the red (R) allele over the white (W) allele. Neither allele is fully dominant so they blend to produce pink flowers.

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    SCIENCE

    Quarter 1
    INCOMPLETE DOMINANCE: Non-
    Mendelian Pattern of Inheritance
    HEART SIGN IF THE PICTURE
    SHOWS CODOMINANCE AND STAR
    SIGN IF THE PICTURE SHOWS
    MENDELIAN PRINCIPLE/
    COMPLETE DOMINANCE
    MIXING OF
    COLORS
    HOW IS MIXING OF
    COLORS RELATED
    TO GENETICS?
    PRETEND THAT
    YOU ARE DR.
    REYNOLDS,
    MAKE A (2)
    PUNNETT
    SQUARE TO
    TRACE THE
    WAVY TRAITS
    OF EMMA
    1 PUNNETT SQUARE 2. PUNNETT SQUARE
    USING USING GENOTYPE
    DRAWING/PHENOTYPE
    What is the hair type of Michael?

    What is the hair type of Sarah?

    GUIDE What is the hair type of Emma?

    QUESTION
    What happened to the traits that passed on
    to their daughter?

    What do you think is the difference of


    codominance to the traits shown by
    emma?
    ◦ Incomplete dominance is when a dominant allele or sort
    of a gene, doesn't completely mask the consequences of a
    recessive allele and therefore, the organism’s resulting
    physical appearance shows a blending of both alleles. It is
    also called semi-dominance or partial dominance. One
    example is shown in roses. The allele for red color is
    dominant over the allele for white color, but heterozygous
    roses, which have both alleles, are pink. Note that this is
    different from codominance, which is when both alleles
    are expressed at the same time.
    EXAMPLES OF
    INCOMPLETE
    DOMINANCE
    ◦ When one
    parent with
    straight hair
    and one
    with curly
    hair have a
    toddler with
    wavy hair,
    that's an
    example of
    incomplete
    dominance.
    ◦ Eye color is an
    example of
    incomplete
    dominance. In
    fact, it's a little
    more complicated
    than that, but hazel
    eyes are partially
    caused by
    incomplete
    dominance of
    multiple genes
    associated with
    green and brown
    eye color.
    ◦ Chickens with
    blue feathers
    are an example
    of incomplete
    dominance.
    When a black
    and a white
    chicken
    reproduce and
    neither allele is
    totally
    dominant. The
    result is a blue-
    feathered bird.
    ◦When a long-furred Angora and a short-furred
    Rex rabbit reproduce, the result are often a
    rabbit with fur longer than a Rex, but shorter
    than an Angora. That's a classic example of
    incomplete dominance producing a trait
    different from either of the parents.
    ◦Tail length in dogs is usually
    determined by incomplete
    dominance. Pups of long-tailed
    and short-tailed parents often split
    the difference and have medium-
    length tails.
    ◦The cream gene in horses may be a classic
    incomplete dominance. When paired with a
    red allele, the cream allele produces horses
    with golden coats such as palominos and
    buckskins
    ◦ Four-o-clocks are flowering
    plants that get their funny name
    from their inclination to bloom
    within the late afternoon. Wild
    four-o-clocks tend to have red
    flowers while "pure" four-o-
    clocks with no coloration genes
    are white. Mixing the two results
    in pink flowers just like Dr.
    Kolreuter's carnations. Those
    pink flowers are results of
    ◦Pink snapdragons are results
    of incomplete dominance.
    Cross-pollination between red
    snapdragons and white
    snapdragons end in pink
    when neither the white or the
    red alleles are dominant.
    ◦Incomplete dominance may be
    a key element of improving
    crops like corn. Corn with
    multiple incompletely
    dominant traits is usually
    healthier and provides greater
    yields than "purer" strains with
    fewer traits.
    ◦The fruit color of
    eggplants is another
    example of incomplete
    dominance. Combining
    deep purple eggplants
    with white eggplants
    results in eggplants of a
    light violet color.
    A PINK (RW) SNAP
    DRAGON FLOWER IS
    CROSSED WITH WHITE
    (WW). DETERMINE THE
    GENOTYPE AND
    PHENOTYPE OF THE
    OFFSPRING IN
    PERCENTAGE USING
    PUNNETT SQUARE.

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