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3. Now let's use trial-and-error to see if we can figure out the inheritance pattern of this trait. For EVERY pedigree diagram below and on the following pages, label what you know about the genotype of each individual shown from the information provided in the pedigree and the assumption specified above each one. You MUST label ALL FOUR diagrams separately! Genotypes in these pedigrees should be symbolized as appropriate versions of the following possibilities: RRRr Individuals where you only know one allele can be indicated by drawing a blank underline in place of the unknown allele, i.e.: "R_","_", "X-Y", or "XX". rr X'Y XX xxR XY Note that not all of the cases you will test will work" nicely! If one doesn't work out, that simply indicates that the underlying assumption for that case was incorrect. If multiple trees work, then that indicates you do not have enough information to reach a firm conclusion a. Assume the trait in question is autosomal dominant. Fill in the genotypes for each individual. 10 11 12

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Answer 1

A.

1 AA, 2 Aa, 3 aa, 4 Aa, 5 AA, 6Aa, 7 aa, 8 aa, 9 Aa, 10 aa, 11 aa, 12 aa.

B.

1 X'Y, 2 X'X, 3 XX, 4X'Y, 5 X'Y, 6 X'X', 7XY, 8 XX, 9 X'Y, 10 XY, 11 XX, 12 XY

C. 1 aa, 2aa, 3 Aa, 4 aa, 5 aa, 6 aa, 7 Aa, 8 AA, 9 aa, 10 aa, 11 aa, 12 aa

D.

1 X'Y, 2 X'X', 3 XX, 4 X'Y, 5 X'Y, 6 X'X', 7 XX, 8 XX, 9 X'Y 10 XY 11 XX, 12 XY

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