Overview
Use the power point for this lab to fill out the lab report using Punnett squares (after watching the videos). Please upload the lab report for genes in human population here.
Tip: In one table, just pick one trait and only one genotype (even if there are two possibilities) for you and preferably opposite genotype for your mate. Then use punnet square to figure out the possibilities for the offspring. Here is an example:
When you have a dominant phenotype, your genotype can be Homozygous dominant or heterozygous: AA or Aa
If you are AA and your mate is aa, all the offspring would be Aa, all dominant but if you are Aa and your mate is aa, use Punnett square as shown below:
a a
A Aa Aa
a aa aa
In this case the phenotype for offspring would be:
50 % dominant and 50 % recessive phenotype.
Do the same thing for all the traits.
You can make your own tables to work on Punnett squares and report the results in any format. Your results should include how many of each phenotype in the offspring for all the traits.