Write the genotype of each indovidual on this pedigree: either AA, Aa, or aa. If more than one genotype is possible for an indovidual, write then all down. Bio-loav合日らv5凸=AutoSaveLab 8 GeneticsOFFAutoSaveWAssignment 6 GeneticsOFFShareCommentsJ. Feist, G. Feist -Theories...n.lc.pdfHomeInsertDrawDesignLayoutReferencesMailingsReviewViewAcrobatTell me2 ShareCommentsv A A Aa v ApCalibri12Share RequestOFSignaturesВ Ix' A ov A -PasteI Uv ab X,Styles StylesPaneCreate and Share RequestAdobe PDFDictate|しSignatures10. The pedigree below traces the inheritance of a recessive disorder through a family. Affectedindividuals are shaded in. Circles represent female individuals, and squares represent maleindividuals. Horizontal lines represent marriage while vertical lines represent parent/childrelationships. Write the genotype of each individual on this pedigree: either AA, Aa, or aa. Ifmore than one genotype is possible for an individual, write them all down.98%Page 2 of 2606 wordsEnglish (United States)Focus179%NOV23

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The pedigree below traces the inheritance of a recessive disorder through a family. Affected individuals are shaded in. Circles represent female individuals, and squares represent male individuals. Horizontal lines represent marriage while vertical lines represent parent/child relationships. Write the genotype of each individual on this pedigree: either AA, Aa, or aa. If more than one genotype is possible for an individual, write them all down.

The pedigree below traces the inheritance of a recessive disorder through a family. Affected individuals are shaded in. Circles represent female individuals, and squares represent male individuals. Horizontal lines represent marriage while vertical lines represent parent/child relationships. Write the genotype of each individual on this pedigree: either AA, Aa, or aa. If more than one genotype is possible for an individual, write them all down.

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