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: Side-By-Side Comparison to Last Year Bleacher Report The pedigree and experience they bring to the Chiefs can only help. The last time Weis and Crennel combined forces they got a Super Bowl, and although ...
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Starting your genealogy search requires a few basic steps: charts such as a . pedigree chart. is helpful, also what you know of your family history and how deep do you want to dig into your ancestry. Knowing about your family history is ...
How do you make a pedigree Chart (Biology). I really dont get how you add the Bs and the ? marks.?
Q. Im doing a pedigree project but it makes no sense. Everyone else gets it but me can someone show me step by step on how you make a pedigree using the chart and adding on the genotypes.
Asked by jkl d - Tue Nov 27 01:25:31 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi jkl d, Pedigree's are pretty simple, once you understand them. A pedigree is just like a family tree. 1. First, start with yourself. Are you male or female? MALE = draw a square FEMALE = draw a circle 2. Draw a vertical line from the shape you just drew. 3. Draw a horizontal line to the tip of this line (to make a "T" sign above your square or circle) 4. Now obviously, you have a mother and a father. Your mother is a girl, so she gets a CIRCLE Your father is a boy, so he gets a SQUARE. You draw a circle on one end of the horizontal line you just drew, and a square on the other end. So, so far, you have 3 shapes. One represents YOU, the other 2 are your parents. You simply repeat this for your mothers parents, and your fathers… [cont.]
Answered by georgia_1234567890 - Tue Nov 27 02:00:53 2007
Q. Im doing a pedigree project but it makes no sense. Everyone else gets it but me can someone show me step by step on how you make a pedigree using the chart and adding on the genotypes.
Asked by jkl d - Tue Nov 27 01:25:31 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi jkl d, Pedigree's are pretty simple, once you understand them. A pedigree is just like a family tree. 1. First, start with yourself. Are you male or female? MALE = draw a square FEMALE = draw a circle 2. Draw a vertical line from the shape you just drew. 3. Draw a horizontal line to the tip of this line (to make a "T" sign above your square or circle) 4. Now obviously, you have a mother and a father. Your mother is a girl, so she gets a CIRCLE Your father is a boy, so he gets a SQUARE. You draw a circle on one end of the horizontal line you just drew, and a square on the other end. So, so far, you have 3 shapes. One represents YOU, the other 2 are your parents. You simply repeat this for your mothers parents, and your fathers… [cont.]
Answered by georgia_1234567890 - Tue Nov 27 02:00:53 2007
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