Crash Course: Genetics - Lost and Found

Discovering atoms and developing the atomic theory

Studying physics and developing the theory of relativity

Studying adaptations of organisms and developing the theory of evolution

Studying fossils and developing the theory of plate tectonics

genes

traits

DNA

pangenes

Austria

Germany

United States

France

science and philosophy

religion and science

art and science

philiosophy and religion

botanist (studied plants)

artist

monk

biologist

humans

sheep

English peas

green beans

28

2800

28,000

28,000,000

pod shape and color

number of leaves

flower location and color

plant height

seed shape and color

description based

measurement based

pea plants

finches

turtles

pigeons (like you did in Pigeonetics!)

They are more well-behaved.

They reproduce faster.

It is more ethical.

They have less traits.

Law of Segregation

Law of Independent Assortment

Law of Dominance

Law of Segregation

Law of Independent Assortment

Law of Dominance

Law of Segregation

Law of Independent Assortment

Law of Dominance

He didn't care to be.

He was socially and geographically isolated living as a monk.

He had back luck reproducing his results with a plant that he did not realize reproduced asexually.

He was promoted to Abbot and did not have time to continue or complete his study.

All of the above.

pea plants

pigeons

peaches

fruit flies

flies

worms

rats/mice

rabbits

humans

peas

flies

mice

corn