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    1. A homozygous short pea plant is crossed with a homozygous tall pea plant. The offspring will be 100% tall plants that are all heterozygous (genotype probability). 2. Two heterozygous parents with free ear lobes are expecting a child. The chances are 25% homozygous free, 50% heterozygous free, and 25% homozygous attached (genotype and phenotype probabilities). 3. A plant that always produces wrinkled seeds is crossed with a heterozygous smooth seed producing plant. The offspring will be 50% heterozygous smooth and 50% homozygous wrinkled (genotype and phenotype probabilities).

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    1. A homozygous short pea plant is crossed with a homozygous tall pea plant. The offspring will be 100% tall plants that are all heterozygous (genotype probability). 2. Two heterozygous parents with free ear lobes are expecting a child. The chances are 25% homozygous free, 50% heterozygous free, and 25% homozygous attached (genotype and phenotype probabilities). 3. A plant that always produces wrinkled seeds is crossed with a heterozygous smooth seed producing plant. The offspring will be 50% heterozygous smooth and 50% homozygous wrinkled (genotype and phenotype probabilities).

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    1. A homozygous short pea plant is crossed with a homozygous tall pea plant. The offspring will be 100% tall plants that are all heterozygous (genotype probability). 2. Two heterozygous parents with free ear lobes are expecting a child. The chances are 25% homozygous free, 50% heterozygous free, and 25% homozygous attached (genotype and phenotype probabilities). 3. A plant that always produces wrinkled seeds is crossed with a heterozygous smooth seed producing plant. The offspring will be 50% heterozygous smooth and 50% homozygous wrinkled (genotype and phenotype probabilities).

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    1. A homozygous short pea plant is crossed with a homozygous tall pea plant. The offspring will be 100% tall plants that are all heterozygous (genotype probability). 2. Two heterozygous parents with free ear lobes are expecting a child. The chances are 25% homozygous free, 50% heterozygous free, and 25% homozygous attached (genotype and phenotype probabilities). 3. A plant that always produces wrinkled seeds is crossed with a heterozygous smooth seed producing plant. The offspring will be 50% heterozygous smooth and 50% homozygous wrinkled (genotype and phenotype probabilities).

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    Name: ______________________________________ Date: _________________________

    Eyad Zaher 11B 24/2/2021


    Punnett Square Worksheet 1
    I. Directions: Read each problem carefully. Make a “key” for the trait, identify the parents involved in the
    cross and the possible offspring each parents produces. Show the Punnett square and give the
    probability of both genotype and phenotype.

    ( Example) In rabbits, black fur is dominant over white fur. Show the cross of a
    heterozygous black male with a homozygous white female.
    b b
    Key: Black fur = B, White fur = b
    B Bb Bb
    Parents: Bb, bb (male –black fur, female-white fur)

    Offspring: 2 Bb, 2bb (2 black fur, 2 white fur) b


    bb bb
    Genotype Probability: 50% heterozygous black
    50% homozygous white

    Phenotype Probability: 50% white fur, 50% black fur

    1. Tall is dominant over short in pea plants. Show the cross when a homozygous short plant is crossed
    with a homozygous tall plant.

    Key: Short plant = t , Tall plant=T t t

    Parents: TT x tt T
    Tt Tt
    Offspring: 4 Tt

    Genotype Probability: 100% homozygous tall T Tt Tt

    Phenotype Probability: 100% of the offspring’s will be tall / 0% short

    2. In humans, free-ear lobes are dominant to attached. Two parents that are both heterozygous free are
    expecting a child. What are the chances that the child will have free ear lobes or attached?
    Key: free ear lobes = F , attached ear lobes = f F f

    Parents: Ff x Ff FF Ff
    F
    Offspring: 1FF , 2Ff,1 ff

    Genotype Probability:25% homo free 50% heter free 25%homo attached f Ff ff


    Phenotype Probability: 75% free 25% attached

    3. Wrinkled seed are recessive to smooth seeds. Show a plant that always produces wrinkled seeds crossed
    with a heterozygous smooth seeds producing plant.
    Key: W= smooth w= wrinkled w w

    Parents: Ww x Ww
    Ww Ww
    W
    Offspring: 2Ww, 2ww
    ww ww
    Genotype Probability:50% heterozygous smooth,50% homozygous wrinkled w

    Phenotype Probability: 50% heterozygous smooth 50% homozygous wrinkled

    4. As in the previous problem… Show a heterozygous smooth plant crossed with another heterozygous
    smooth seed producing plant. W w

    Key: W= smooth w= wrinkled


    W WW Ww
    Parents: ww x Ww
    Ww ww
    Offspring: 3Ww,1 ww w

    Genotype Probability: 25% homo smooth 50% heter smooth 25% wrinkled

    Phenotype Probability: 75% smooth 25% wrinkled

    5. Blue eyes are dominant to red eyes in rabbits. Show a heterozygous blue-eyed rabbit crossed with a red-
    eyed rabbit.

    Key: B=blue b=red B b

    Parents: Bb x bb Bb bb
    b
    Offspring: 2Bb, 2bb

    Genotype Probability: 50% heter blue 50% homo red b Bb bb

    Phenotype Probability: 50% heterozygous blue 50% homozygous red


    II. Complete the following monohybrid crosses: draw a Punnett square, list the ratio and describe
    the offspring. Be sure to remember that the capital letter is dominant.

    Example)
    A green pea plant (GG) is being crossed with a green pea plant (Gg).

    G G

    Genotype= 2 GG: 2 Gg ; 0 gg
    G
    GG GG

    g Gg Gg Phenotype = 4 Green pea plants: 0 other color

    1) A green pea plant (Gg) is crossed with a yellow pea plant (gg).

    Gg Green 1:2 / gg yellow 1:2 G g


    Gg gg
    g
    g Gg gg

    A tall plant (TT) is crossed with a tall plant (Tt).


    2)
    TT tall 1:2 / Tt tall 1:2 T T
    TT TT
    T
    t Tt Tt

    3) A tall plant (Tt) is crossed with a short plant (tt).


    Tt tall 1:2 / tt short 1:2 T t
    Tt tt
    t
    4) A red flower (Rr) is crossed with a white flower (rr). t Tt tt

    Rr red flower 1:2 / rr white flower 1:2 R r


    Rr rr
    r
    r Rr rr

    5) A white flower (rr) is crossed with a white flower (rr).


    rr white flower 4:4 100% r r
    rr rrr
    r
    r rr rr
    6) A black chicken (BB) is crossed with a black chicken (BB).

    BB black chicken 4:4 100% B B

    BB BB
    B
    BB BB
    B

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