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its eleni again sorry! one more thing i almost forgot! i know ive asked this question multiple times in class but could someone please explain it just one last time...? what is autosomal dominance and whats autosomal recessive?? ok sorry and thanks thats it :)

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hey everyone its Eleni and my question is how do all the punnett squares and crossing tie into what meiosis is? like i get what each punnett square is and when and how to do each cross but i dont understand what all that has to do with meiosis can someone please help me?? thanks :)

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hahah hey everybody TessaN here! If ya'll didn't know what that means.. its 'hey everybody' in Hebrew. o and to everyone that didn't know I'm Jewish lol I don't randomly know Hebrew don't worry, it's like my second language.
alright so anyways today in class we were a little behind, but it's okay because we still got a lot done! First, we handed in our homework. Then we went over the answers for the quiz about MEIOSIS. After that, we went over the homework. The homework was about crossing traits using punnett squares and explained how the dominant gene is used over the recessive gene. If you have Gg, the offspring are the big G, because the 2nd allele doesn't matter. The genotype are the letters (XX GG gg Ss Yy) and the phenotype are the traits/what it looks like (tall, short, green, yellow) Then, with about 10 minutes left of class we started the face lab! Mrs. Stein was nice enough to let us choose our own partners, and whatever we didn't finish we did for homework.

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Hola, mis amigos!

Sorry ofr the late scribe post. On Monday, we mostly talked about meiosis. Meiosis the making of egg and sperm, and involves many steps, divided in two phases, meiosis 1 and meiosis 2. It mostly occurs in a mitosis like form like this picture:
Most of the stage's names are mostly similar to the mitosis stage names, so try not to get confused!


That's all for today folks! Hasta Luego!