The Males The dominant trait means they have

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The Males The dominant trait means they have that power. For example: Flight (F),

The Males The dominant trait means they have that power. For example: Flight (F), is dominant to not able to fly (f) recessive.

The Males The dominant trait means they have that power. For example: Flight(F) is

The Males The dominant trait means they have that power. For example: Flight(F) is dominant to nonflying (f) recessive.

The Females

The Females

Your Male Superhero Your Female Superhero Just Choose two of the six Punnett square

Your Male Superhero Your Female Superhero Just Choose two of the six Punnett square to solve for each parent’s genetic makeup

Only answer the questions that go with your two super heroe’s super powers

Only answer the questions that go with your two super heroe’s super powers

What to do: 1. Choose two of the superheroes to act as parents for

What to do: 1. Choose two of the superheroes to act as parents for the potential offspring. 2. Select the first genotype and phenotype to cross. In this case Super Strength.

What to do - continued: 3. Add the genotypes for Super Strength, for the

What to do - continued: 3. Add the genotypes for Super Strength, for the two chosen superheroes, to the Punnett square provided. Then complete the crosses. Light Speed Bean Counter s ss ss ss

Bean Counter s ss ss ss Light Speed

Bean Counter s ss ss ss Light Speed

What to do - continued: 4. Add the genotypes for remaining traits: Flight, Teleportation,

What to do - continued: 4. Add the genotypes for remaining traits: Flight, Teleportation, Invisibility, Regeneration, Laser Vision and complete the Punnett squares for each. Light Speed Bean Counter

Bean Counter s ss ss ss Light Speed

Bean Counter s ss ss ss Light Speed

What to do - continued: 5. Complete the activities below based on the cross

What to do - continued: 5. Complete the activities below based on the cross between your two superheroes. ss 0%

1. When is this due? The Wednesday after our winter break. Feb. 24 th.

1. When is this due? The Wednesday after our winter break. Feb. 24 th. 2. What needs to be turned in? These three pages – completed. 1 2 3 A family portrait

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