e HB Lab xE Ch. 16 xE 16.4 Euk XC Lrnr: Lor xb My Que XO BBC Do XM Search Xx +acelabs.com/sites/default/files/V3/HumanBiology/1st_Edition Human_Biology/Docs/HB_ 8001 L06 HumanMolecularGe.*UpdatesDatterns of Inheritance3 / 3100% + B OPart 3: Sex-Linked Inheritance1. Set up and complete a Punnett square for each of the following crosses. Record the Punnett squares in Post-Lab Question13.A. A female that carries the hemophilia trait and a male that does not have hemophiliaB. A male that has hemophilia and a female that is homozygous for not having hemophiliaPart 4: Codominance1. Set up and complete a Punnett square for each of the following crosses. Record the Punnett squares in Post-Lab Question22.A. A male homozygous for blood type A and a female with blood type ABB. A male heterozygous recessive with blood type B and a female homozygous for blood type O11:51 PMRain to stopsearch4/21/2022deleteendV12insertprt scFiohomeF9&backspace6.16.7.RYS DGHKLFaltcrlalt A HB Lab XCh 16 XE 16.4 Eul XL Lmr. Loc Xb My Que XO BBC Do XM Search Xencelabs.com/sites/default/files/V3/HumanBiology/1st Edition Human_Biology/Docs/HB 8001 L06 HumanMolecularGe.* I O D Updat3 /3Patterns of Inheritance100% +PROCEDUREPart 1: Monohybrid Cross1. Set up and complete Punnett squares for each of the following crosses. Record the Punnett squares in Post-Lab Question1.A. A female homozygous for free earlobes and a male heterozygous for free earlobesB. A male homozygous for freckles and a female that does not have freckles2. Set up and complete a Punnett square for the following cross. Record the Punnett square in Post-Lab Question 6.A. A male from Step 1B and a female that is heterozygous for frecklesPart 2: Dihybrid Cross1. Identify four possible gametes produced by the following individuals. Record the possible gamete combinations produced inPost-Lab Question 9.A. A male homozygous for free earlobes and heterozygous for frecklesB. A female heterozygous for free earlobes and heterozygous for frecklesO2. Create a dihybrid cross with the gametes produced from Step 1 in the Punnett square in Post-Lab Question 10.11:51 PMRain to stopO search4/21/2022wertdeletepn scF10homeF11end12FR29%239%backspace6.RT.UFKValtctrl

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Part 1: Monohybrid Cross 1. Set up and complete Punnett squares for each of the following crosses. Record the Punnett squares in Post-Lab Question 1. A. A female homozygous for free earlobes and a male heterozygous for free earlobes B. A male homozygous for freckles and a female that does not have freckles O2. Set up and complete a Punnett square for the following cross. Record the Punnett square in Post-Lab Question 6. A. A male from Step 1B and a female that is heterozygous for freckles

Part 1: Monohybrid Cross 1. Set up and complete Punnett squares for each of the following crosses. Record the Punnett squares in Post-Lab Question 1. A. A female homozygous for free earlobes and a male heterozygous for free earlobes B. A male homozygous for freckles and a female that does not have freckles O2. Set up and complete a Punnett square for the following cross. Record the Punnett square in Post-Lab Question 6. A. A male from Step 1B and a female that is heterozygous for freckles

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