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Hi.
I'm doing this project and I need to know which traits are dominant and which are recessive. I need this info quickly!
Dominant & Recessive traits?!? IT"S URGENT!
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eparsons48
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- Project Question: Pedigree Analysis: A Family tree of Traits
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- Project Status: I am conducting my research
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Re: Dominant & Recessive traits?!? IT"S URGENT!
Hi eparsons48,
Welcome to the Ask an Expert forums. Are you referring to this project?
https://www.sciencebuddies.org/science- ... p010.shtml
What traits are you studying for your project?
By the way, this forum is set up to provide long term assistance. Many of our experts check in only once per week, so it may take a few days to get an answer to your question.
Looking forward to hearing more about your project.
Chris
Welcome to the Ask an Expert forums. Are you referring to this project?
https://www.sciencebuddies.org/science- ... p010.shtml
What traits are you studying for your project?
By the way, this forum is set up to provide long term assistance. Many of our experts check in only once per week, so it may take a few days to get an answer to your question.
Looking forward to hearing more about your project.
Chris
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eparsons48
- Posts: 2
- Joined: Wed Dec 10, 2008 2:55 pm
- Occupation: Student
- Project Question: Pedigree Analysis: A Family tree of Traits
- Project Due Date: TBA
- Project Status: I am conducting my research
Re: Dominant & Recessive traits?!? IT"S URGENT!
That's My project! I have until the end of march to finish my project. I have my data in a graph but i am not sure how to put it in a data tableChrisG wrote:Hi eparsons48,
Welcome to the Ask an Expert forums. Are you referring to this project?
https://www.sciencebuddies.org/science- ... p010.shtml
What traits are you studying for your project?
By the way, this forum is set up to provide long term assistance. Many of our experts check in only once per week, so it may take a few days to get an answer to your question.
Looking forward to hearing more about your project.
Chris
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deleted-71447
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Re: Dominant & Recessive traits?!? IT"S URGENT!
It sounds like you have made some very good progress on your project already.
For us to help you to put together a data table, it would help to know more about the data that you collected. What traits did you test? Did you follow the exact procedure on that page of using freckles, finger interlacing, earlobe, and widow's peaks? How many people did you test?
A data table can take many different forms. One example would be to list the people who you tested, one person per row, with a separate column for each of the traits. for each person and each trait, you could have an indication of whether or not the person has that trait.
I hope that helps.
Chris
For us to help you to put together a data table, it would help to know more about the data that you collected. What traits did you test? Did you follow the exact procedure on that page of using freckles, finger interlacing, earlobe, and widow's peaks? How many people did you test?
A data table can take many different forms. One example would be to list the people who you tested, one person per row, with a separate column for each of the traits. for each person and each trait, you could have an indication of whether or not the person has that trait.
I hope that helps.
Chris