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Genetics practice materials guide learners through genotype-to-phenotype inheritance using fictional monsters. Tables map specific genotypes (e.g., Yy, ee, CC, Ff and GG, Pp, Hh, bb) to observable traits. Questions ask students to classify Mike’s and Sulley’s traits as heterozygous, homozygous dominant, or homozygous recessive, then predict offspring traits from given parental genotypes, including reasoning for possible parent genotypes and explaining recessive outcomes.","Name    \nMonsters Inc. Genetics  \n\n| |  | Genotype | Phenotype |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n|  |  | Yy | Yellow body color |\n|  |  | ee | One eye |\n|  |  | CC | Clawed toes |\n|  |  | Ff | Four fingers |\n\n\n| |  | Genotype | Phenotype |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n|  |  | GG | Green body color |\n|  |  | Pp | Purple spots |\n|  |  | Hh | Horned ears |\n|  |  | bb | Blue eyes |\n\n1. Which of Mike’s traits are heterozygous?    \n2. Which of Mike’s traits are homozygous dominant?    \n3. Which of Mike’s traits are homozygous recessive?    \n4. Which of Sulley’s traits are heterozygous?    \n5. Which of Sulley’s traits are homozygous dominant?    \n6. Which of Sulley’s traits are homozygous recessive?    \nHere is the information for members of Mike’s species:  \n􀁸 Yellow body color [Y] is dominant to orange body color [y]  \n􀁸 Two eyes [E] are dominant to one eye [e]  \n􀁸 Claws on toes [C] are dominant to no claws [c]  \n􀁸 Four fingers [F] are dominant to three fingers [f]  \n7. Color the monsters according to the following genotypes  \n8. Mike’s father has the genotype: Yy : Ee : Cc: Ff Mike’s mother has the genotype: yy : Ee : Cc: ff  \n\n| Mike’s Father | Mike’s Mother |\n| --- | --- |\n\nHere is the information for members of Sulley’s species:  \n􀁸 Green body color [G] is dominant to blue body color [g]  \n􀁸 Purple spots [P] are dominant to black spots [p]  \n􀁸 Horned ears [H] are dominant to no horns [h]  \n􀁸 Brown eyes [B] are dominant to blue eyes [b]  \n9. For each phenotype of monsters in Sulley’s species, list the possible genotype(s):  \n\n| Phenotype | Genotype(s) | Phenotype | Genotype(s) |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| Green body color |  | Horned ears |  |\n| Blue body color |  | No horns |  |\n| Purple spots |  | Brown eyes |  |\n| Black spots |  | Blue eyes |  |\n\n10. Sulley’s genotype is GG and his phenotype is green. Can either of his parents be blue?   Explain why or why not:  \n11. Sulley has the genotype Pp and his phenotype is purple spots. His father is PP and has purple spots. What two possible genotypes and phenotypes does his mother have?  \nPossibility 1: Genotype   Phenotype    \nPossibility 2: Genotype   Phenotype    \n12. Sulley has the genotype Hh and his phenotype is horns. His mother does not have horns. Does his father have horns? Explain how you know:  \n13. Sulley has the genotype bb and his phenotype is blue eyes. Both of his parents have brown eyes. How can two brown eyed parents have a blue eyed child? 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