The homepage for the site has a series of 41 links on the right hand side. The first 5 links listed under Classical Genetics cover the work of Mendel which we discussed today, but does so in a much more elegant way.
Along the lower edge of the homepage are a series of buttons (links) labeled CONCEPT, ANIMATION, GALLERY, AUDIO/VIDEO, BIO, PROBLEM, AND LINKS.
If you are feeling a bit fuzzy about today's lecture material, the buttons labeled CONCEPT, ANIMATION, AND PROBLEM for links 1 through 5 will be really helpful to you.
When you first click on links 1 through 5, they will lead you to the CONCEPT section which is a few paragraphs of introduction. Then click on the ANIMATION button and proceed through the animation by clicking on the icon that looks like a short piece of film strip to the upper right of the buttons. When you have finished the animation, then click on the PROBLEM button, and work your way through the problem.
This is another really interesting site that lets you interactively test your understanding of
monohybrid and dihybrid crosses using
Punnett Squares .
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