Some genes are dominant.
Gregor Mendel explains the rules of inheritance.
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16190. Some genes are dominant.
DNAFTB Problem 4: Cross pure-bred pea plants to identify dominant flower color.
16154. Genes Come in Pairs
DNAFTB Animation 2: Gregor Mendel explains how he discovered that genes come in pairs by studying pea plants.
16153. Concept 2: Genes Come in Pairs
Mendel deduced that pure-bred parents have two copies of the same gene for each trait.
16168. Problem 2: Genes come in pairs
Repeat Mendel's experiments with an eighth trait.
16180. Genes don't blend.
DNAFTB Problem 3:Breed pea plants to observe flower color.
16169. Concept 3: Gene's don't blend.
Mendel discovered that pure-bred plants did not produce offspring with blended traits.
16301. Evolution begins with the inheritance of gene variations.
Animation 12 George Shull used corn to study gene variation.
16170. Genes don't blend.
DNAFTB Animation 3: Gregor Mendel explains that breeding short and tall pea plants didn't produce a medium-sized plant.
16313. Problem 12: Evolution begins with the inheritance of gene variations.
DNAFTB Problem 12:Explore "hybrid vigor."
16207. Problem 5: Genetic inheritance follows rules.
Perform a dihybrid cross.