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If this is indeed how sporks are made, what type of inheritance pattern are we most likely seeing? a.Dominant/Recessive b.Sex-Linked c.Multiple Alleles

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  • If this is indeed how sporks are made, what type of inheritance pattern are we most likely seeing? a.Dominant/Recessive b.Sex-Linked c.Multiple Alleles d.Incomplete Dominance e.Codominance f.Polygenic Traits Spork Hey baby! Whats your genotype? YY y y Y Y Yy yy Dominant/Recessive: Sex-Linked: Multiple Alleles: Incomplete Dominance: Curly Hair Wavy HairStraight Hair Codominance: Polygenic Traits: Utensil Inheritance?
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  • Question of the Day Question: What topic(s) do you need to review the most for the test? Answer: 4s Turn In: -Genetics Practice Problems (opened to p. 3) -Addams Family Pedigree -Who Get the Money? (opened to p. 3)
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