a closer look at conception
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A Closer Look at Conception. Chapter 3 Section 2. The Genetic Package. Nature– Genetics/ Heredity Physical build Skin color Hair texture/color Color/shape of eyes Shape/size of ears, hands, and feet Blood type. Moment of Conception. _____ chromosomes 23 from ______ (father) - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
A Closer Look at Conception
Chapter 3 Section 2
The Genetic Package
• Nature– Genetics/ Heredity– Physical build– Skin color– Hair texture/color– Color/shape of eyes– Shape/size of ears,
hands, and feet– Blood type
Moment of Conception
• _____ chromosomes– 23 from ______ (father)– 23 from mother (_____)
• Each contains genes– Determine
characteristics • ____ genes for each
characteristic– One from mom, one
from dad
Dominant Vs. Recessive• When both genes
________, the child will receive that trait– Ex: both parents pass the
blue-eyed trait, child will have blue eyes
• When different, the _________ trait will win– Ex: brown-eyed trait (D) vs
blue-eyed trait (R): the child will have _______ eyes
Gene Pool
• How are the genes picked?– Matter of _________
• Create an _________ individual
• Siblings will look similar but ________________ __________________
How Does it Work???
• What does this mean?– BB: 2 dominant= brown– Bb: brown– bb: Blue eye
• 1 in 4 chance of blue eyes
Sex Determination
• Gender is determined by 2 chromosomes– ____________
• The _____ contains ___• Sperm – __________• During fertilization– XX= ______________– XY= ______________
Multiple Births
• Beginning of _____________the cell divides into 2– Continue until they divide
into millions• Sometimes the growing
mass divides into 2– Grow into separate
______________• Produces _____________
twins
Identical Twins• Dividing mass of cells• Form 2 embryos• Same ______• Very similar characteristics
– Due to the same _______ and same _________
If the split is not complete- ___________ twins occurs
Fraternal Twins
• Results when 2 eggs are released at the _________________– Each fertilized by
different _________• Not always the same
sex• No more alike than
ordinary ___________
Multiple Births
• In more than 2 births:– Can be identical,
fraternal, or both• Example: triplets– One ovum could divide
into 3 parts (_________)– 2 eggs are fertilized and
one splits (2 identical & one fraternal)
– ______ eggs released at once (_____________)
Genetic Worksheet