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Exceptions to Mendel’s Laws
Mendel was confused by some of his crosses but there was not enough information available for him to “get it”
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Single gene inheritance that does not follow the rules of the Principle of Dominance
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Incomplete Dominance Wavy Hair Cream colored guinea pigs Pink Flowers
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Snapdragons show Incomplete Dominance
X WW = white RR = red WR = pink Blending of Alleles - Both alleles contribute equally to the phenotype, no dominance
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Codominance Sickle Cell Disease Roan Coat Color Speckled Chickens
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Codominance X BB = black BW = speckled WW = white
Both alleles contribute equally to the phenotype (no blending), white feathers and black feathers
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Multiple Alleles Human ABO Blood Types 4 Blood Types: A, B, AB, O
1 Gene with 2 alleles, single gene inheritance BUT in the population there are other alleles possible
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Beyond Single Gene Inheritance
Polygenic - many genes that may or may not follow the rules of the Principle of Dominance
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Polygenic Traits Many genes with many different alleles contribute to the phenotype Hair color, eye color, height, skin color
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