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Answers for Dragon Genetics Questions

Submitted by iwaldron on Mon, 01/18/2010 - 6:02pm.

 

Dear Paul,
 
We do not have a formal key available, but I think you'll find the questions relatively easy to answer if you first read a good basic introduction to genetics such as pages 251-8 and pages 274-9 in Biology, seventh edition, by Campbell and Reece. Also, for some of the questions, the next paragraph in the student handout provides some helpful explanatory material. The teacher preparation notes also provide information that will help you answer their questions.
 
Good luck!

Ingrid

 

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