I know an intermediary shading is used for incomplete dominance, while a half shade is used for carriers of recessive genes. Is there a distinct depiction for this? Sources will be appreciated.
Thank you.
I noticed this today and I'm not sure if I'm doing something wrong. One of my ancestors (Margaret) is the daughter of Clayton and Rosa. At some point, Clayton and Rosa were divorced and Rosa married James. I've put this in my tree but the pedigree chart is defaulting to showing James (step father) and Rosa as Margaret's parents instead of Clayton (birth father) and Rosa. I would prefer the birth parents to be show in these charts, but I'm struggling to figure out how. Anyone know how? Am I doing something wrong?
https://preview.redd.it/r9w3wkxykx871.png?width=1319&format=png&auto=webp&s=0efcd22efafbad548306816dc58c2880156b5cf5
This is the pedigree of my father and his eight siblings for six generations. As you can see, there is only one pair of my 4th-great-grandparents that remain unknown. It is color coded by country of origin. The marriage dates are put between the couples. The dates relating to living people have been censored.
It took some time to find the format that is the most economical in terms of size, while still including all the infomation I wanted included.
When I print it directly from Microsoft Excel, it fits perfectly on two horizontal sheets of paper laid on top of one another, so it makes a nicely sized wall hanging. I have become profient in Excel from my college courses and my work.
I also make four-generation descendant charts of various ancestors, and that, too, took me some time to find the format that was the most compact.
EDIT: I made a template for the 6-generation pedigree chart I posted, and I made another template for a 7-generation pedigree chart that I had also made a while back. It is almost identical, but it takes 3 1/2 pages to print.
To use them, you will need to add or subtract more boxes for children of the main couple (I put in space for three children as a default), and you may need to add or subtract more country-of-origin colors in the key.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1rAGBLtGspxEWA4oOCh40t8hePMtpoBt3
2ND EDIT: Thanks to everyone for appreciating this. I love making charts and spreadsheets on Excel. The best part of genealogy is sharing your findings, and that is what the pedigree and descendant charts allow me to do. A couple of the descendant charts I made can also be found at the link.
https://preview.redd.it/009ptnxmtzy51.png?width=631&format=png&auto=webp&s=29bd4333ba736bbfdca14246df6ef34a2a817de3
🧪 Topic – Genetics
Genetics is a difficult concept tested in the GAMSAT, as it requires both the ability to interpret pedigree charts and draw Punnett Squares. It is important to be familiar with it before the exam, as it’ll take some time to understand.
🧩 Common Applications
· Probability for Mendelian Inheritance
· Meiosis and Mendel’s Law of Segregation
💡 Key concepts
· What is the difference between phenotype and genotype?
· What is the difference between meiosis and mitosis?
· How do you construct Punnett Squares?
· How do you construct Punnett Squares for dihybrid crosses?
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So, I've mentioned I'm getting into a purposeful breeding project, opposed to 'ooh! These two make pretty babies smashes together'.
I've been looking for ways to keep track of who was bred to who and who resulted.
I took to the webs to see how dog breeders and such keep track and found a human family tree form that suited my needs with a bit of modification.
To that end, I downloaded it and fired up Paint 3D, modifying to my heart's content. Then I'd thought I'd share.
The link should go straight to my dA page, specifically the chart.
Hope this helps someone.
Edit: Updated; now has "sex" for the number 1 spot.
Edit 2: [Link to Google Drive Document] (https://drive.google.com/file/d/1a_z_om4gnu0k-3wKgku2qQ9Q179P0dCU/view?usp=sharing)
Is there a program that can put the image on top and allow me to input the information I need into a table and export it to a file that I can keep for my records?
If there isn't a program that I can use, what can I do that would allow me to have a file that has the picture next to the information I pulled from it? I'd like it to be similar to how indexed records on FamilySearch or Ancestry look.
I've not used any Genealogy software before, and our local community organization is looking to see if we can construct family trees for the local Chinese population that belong to our community. So, I've downloaded the latest Gramps on Windows64.
Following advice I saw before I have input some people's official Anglo names as used here, and then added their Chinese names in Traditional Chinese Script as AKAs with their given names in the Given field, and added their family name as a Surname. But the simple pedigree chart doesn't show the AKAs. Is there any option to display these in the charts? Also, some people have literary names or pseudonyms which I'd like to see printed as well. Thanks.
I just can't seem to figure anything out as quickly as my classmates do, no matter how much I practice... It seems that the answer's always ambiguous. Any help would be very much appreciated. :)
For dihybrid, ive been drawing it out everytime. Wondering if there is an easier way to go about it given the time constraint?
And for determining genotypes based on pedigreecharts, any tips besides eliminating all the possible options one by one?
Form influenced in Middle English by association with degree. Meaning "ancestral line" is mid-15c.: of animals, c. 1600. Related: Pedigreed.
Is there any software that shows a symbol, pic, etc on the pedigree chart? I would like to add say a star for serving in the military, and/or a symbol for immigration. I know on Ancestry you can change the main photo, but I would like the ability to show a few things.
Let's say I pay thousands upon thousands of dollars for a professional Genealogist to research my Ancestry, and I want a completely filled out chart up to, say, 10 generations. (or more)
Even with the best of the best working on my tree, is it possible to complete a chart up to that scale?
It's also worth mentioning that almost all of my ancestors lived in either North Carolina or Virginia up until the 1600s. None of my ancestors lived outside the US after 1700.
So from the question I understand that the problem is regarding dihybrid crosses and polygenic traits. I think I have to try to prove from the pedigree chart how I know that traits "D" and "E" are infact polygenic triats. I'm not sure if I'm interpreting this right at all, it is very confusing. Nevertheless for my attempt at it I got A as an answer.
Any help regarding this question would be appreciated.
I have been trying to find something similar to this one. I like its antique look and seems like it has slots for all the information I need. I was hoping to create one of these for everyone in my family and give them out as gifts at the family reunion this summer. Does anyone know of something similar to this?
I was bored and decided to fill one out. I know you can do them online through Family Search, but I decided to print one out and write it by hand. Here's mine. I redacted my name, my parents, and grandparents since they're still living. You can tell where my German and Irish lines are because they are the shortest lines. Feel free to add yours in the comments. I think they're interesting to look at. Here is the link to the blank printable version if you're interested in filling one out.
