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2017 revision

Submitted by iwaldron on Thu, 02/09/2017 - 5:55am.

The questions in the Student Handout have been revised to enhance student understanding and learning. In addition, I developed two versions of the Student Handout – one that includes analysis of the immunobiology and one with very little immunobiology and instead a section on the genetics of skin color that introduces concepts such as incomplete dominance and polygenic inheritance. The Teacher Preparation Notes provide improved instructions for the supplies and experiment.

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