CAIE IGCSE Biology 17.4.18 Genetic Diagrams to Predict Questions

Practise using genetic diagrams to predict monohybrid cross results involving codominance or sex linkage and calculate phenotypic ratios.

Syllabus
2026–2028
Course
Biology 0610

Exam points

  • write parental genotypes and gametes using the relevant allele notation for codominance or sex linkage
  • use a genetic diagram to predict possible offspring genotypes and phenotypes
  • calculate the resulting phenotypic ratio

CAIE IGCSE Biology 17.4.18 Genetic Diagrams to Predict Questions question 1

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The eye is adapted for focusing on near and distant objects.
Fig. 3.1 shows the parts of the eye involved in focusing. The eye is focused on a distant object.

Fig. 3.1

Fig. 3.1

Colour blindness can be caused by a mutation in a gene. The gene is located on the X chromosome.

Fig. 3.3 is a pedigree diagram of a family which has several people who are colour-blind.

Fig. 3.3

Fig. 3.3

Use the information in Fig. 3.3 to complete the genetic diagram to show the probability of person 3 and person 4 having another child with colour blindness.

Table for Question CAIE IGCSE Biology 17.4.18 Genetic Diagrams to Predict Questions question 1 — CAIE IGCSE Biology

offspring
genotypes
offspring
phenotypes
probability of a child having colour blindness

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