Trait | Symbols | Dominant Phenotype | Your phenotype | Your genotype |
---|---|---|---|---|
1. Facial Dimples | D,d | Dimples | No Dimples | dd |
2. Bent little finger | B,b | Bent little finger | Bent little finger | BB/Bb |
3. Eye Color | E,e | Brown eyes | Brown eyes | EE/Ee |
4.Free Ear lobe | F,f | Free ear lobe | Free ear lobe | FF/Ff |
5.Mid-digital hair | H,h | Presence of hair | Presence of hair | HH/Hh |
6.Hand Clasping | L,l | Left on top | left not on top | ll |
7.Widow's Peak | W,w | Widows's peak | Widows's peak | WW/Ww |
8.Tongue rolling | T,t | Tongue roll | Tongue roll | TT/Tt |
9.Chin Cleft | C,c | Cleft in chin | Cleft in chin | CC/Cc |
10.Hitchhiker's thumb | H,h |
Straight (180o) |
Straight | HH/Hh |
11.Handedness | R,r | Right | Right | RR/Rr |
12.Finger Number | S,s | Six-digits | Five digits | ss |
13.Big toe length | G,g | Shorter big toe | short | gg |
14.palmaris longus muscle | M,m | Three tendons | Three tendons | MM/Mm |
1) I have mostly dominant traits.
2)The dominant trait is not always common in a population, this is because the population constituent is dependent on the starting population, and not on the dominant or recessive nature of the allele. Traits can be of course become more common over time, but that doesn't mean that traits are influenced by dominance or recessiveness of the allele.
If we consider my data set, we see that the dominant traits are not so common at times, while it is very common at times and vice versa. This suggests that being dominant allele does not mean that it should be the more common trait.
Traits Symbol Dominant S Phenotype Dd Dimples Your phenotype Your genotype 1. Facial dimples Bent little...
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