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Genetics with a Smile - Wrapping It Up! Answer Key (1) How does your smiley face compare to the ones created by your classmates? Pick two smiley faces that are displayed near your smiley face and compare each of the 12 traits. Indicate the phenotype for smiley face for each trait in the chart! Answers will vary.
This assignment is designed to provide students with immediate feedback as they learn genetics by breeding Emojis. Includes 12 digital Punnett squares - correct answers turn green to provide instant feedback.
This adorable Emoji themed genetics worksheet is a great reinforcement activity. Students will determine parent genotypes, use the FOIL method to find the gametes, and use dihybrid crosses to determine the probabilities and ratios of offspring.
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Showing 8 worksheets for Emoji Genetics. Worksheets are Lab 9 principles of genetic inheritance, Mendelian genetics coin toss lab, Genetics practice p...
Some special emojis are born with red coloring instead of yellow. The chart to the right shows that this gene can be expressed fully or emojis can be carriers for this trait. Before answering the questions below, number each generation and individual on the pedigree chart. © Schilly Science 9. How many generations are shown on this pedigree chart?
This adorable emoji themed, DIFFERENTIATED genetics worksheet activity is a great reinforcement activity. Students will differentiate between homozygous and heterozygous genes, decipher genotypes and phenotypes, and use Punnett Squares to determine the probabilities of emoji offspring.
