Making
Babies I: Understanding rules of inheritance for several traits,
while considering the random nature of meiosis in dragons
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Making
Babies II: Understanding rules of inheritance for several traits,
while considering alignment, crossover, sex linkage and lethal genes in dragons
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The
Horns Activities: Collecting and analyzing data in dragons
- Mutations:
Understanding the connection between changes in DNA and phenotype in dragons
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- Fire
Breathing: Understanding a sex linked, recessive trait in dragons
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- Hitchhiker's
Thumb: Understanding how a trait can skip generations in humans
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- Exploration
of the Human Species: A computer simulation of the classic
introductory high school activity in human genetics
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- Color
Challenge: Thinking about dragon color off-line
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Bronze and Gold: Understanding a polygenic, sex linked trait with a lethal allele in dragons
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Labrador
Colors: Writing rules for a polygenic trait in Labrador Retrievers
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Sickle
Cell: Understanding alleles that are incompletely dominant, by looking at the pedigree level and using meiosis in humans
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Crossover:
Understanding the random nature of crossover during meiosis in dragons
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Blood
Type: Exploring the relationship among three alleles in humans
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Cystic
Fibrosis: Understanding the inheritance and expression of an autosomal in humans
recessive trait
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Scales
and Plates: Discovering the inheritance patterns of hidden
genes through inductive reasoning in dragons
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