Monohybrid+Genetic+Cross

= Monohybrid Genetic Cross: =

1. Students will create their own genetic trait for a plant or animal.
2. Students will give a brief description of the trait explaining what organism, what the trait looks like and whether it is a dominant or recessive trait.(15 points) 3. Students will assign a letter of the alphabet to the trait and provide a legend. (5 points) 4. Students will demonstrate a cross between a heterozygous individual and a homozygous individual, giving the genotypes of each. (10 points) 5. Students will create a punnett square predicting the offspring of that cross. (20 points) 6. Students will give the expected genotypic and phenotypic chances for the offspring of this cross. (10 points)

=Good Student Examples:= =Aaron K. monohybrid geneitic cross= =Eric P. monohybrid genetic cross= =Montaye G. Monohybrid Crosses=

= Teacher Example: = == ==The genetic trait I have chosen is the Unicorn Horn on the forehead of a white stallion horse. The Unicron Horn is a recessive trait in white stallion horses. In order for a white stallion to have a Unicorn Horn on the forehead, he must inherit two recessive traits for Unicron Horn (one from his mother and the other from his father).==