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Title: Non Mendelian Genetics


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Non Mendelian Genetics
Patterns of inheritance that arent simply
dominant or recessive
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I. Incomplete Dominance
  • The phenotype of a heterozygous individual is
    intermediate between those of the two
    homozygotes.
  • B. Examples
  • 1. Snap Dragons When red and white flowers are
    crossed all the F1 offspring will have pink
    flowers
  • 2. Horses When a chestnut colored horse is
    bred with a cremello (white) colored horse the
    offspring are palomino color.

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II. Co-dominance
  • The phenotypes of both homozygotes are produced
    in the heterozygous individuals both alleles are
    expressed equally.
  • B. Examples
  • 1. Short-horned cattle red and white coats are
    co-dominant
  • 2. Chickens feather color black and white are
    co-dominant
  • 3. Four oclock plants red and white petals are
    co-dominant

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Four oclock plants
Short-horned cattle
Black and white feathers
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III. Multiple Alleles
  • Traits controlled by more than 2 alleles.
  • B. Examples
  • 1. ABO blood type in humans A and B are
    codominant, but dominant to O
  • 2. Pigeons feather color BA, B and b BA
    produces ash red feathers, B produces wild-type
    (grey) feathers, and b produces chocolate colored
    feathers

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IV. Polygenic Inheritance
  • Many traits are controlled by 2 or more genes.
  • B. Examples
  • 1. Eye color
  • 2. Hair color
  • 3. Skin color
  • 4. Height

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Eye Color
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Skin Color
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V. Traits Influenced by the Environment
  • An individuals phenotype often depends on
    conditions in the environment.
  • B. Such factors as temperature, amount of
    sunlight, soil conditions and nutrition can
    affect the phenotype of an organism.
  • C. Examples
  • 1. Arctic fox brown in summer white in winter
  • 2. Hydrangea flower color acidity of the soil
    determines blue or reddish color
  • 3. Siamese cats cooler body areas are darker
  • 4. Height in humans - early nutrition (or lack
    of) affects the height of humans

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The End!
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