Peas In A Pod (3/3) - Cracking The Code episode 1

[feisltysleuth21]

Fantastic!!!

[15cdavis1]

Awesome

[prolikereal2]

can genetics explain the genes responsible for each individual's race?

[prolikereal2]

@jdawz1985 ya...like our class too....very catchy the tune.

[ShandySpoon]

Thank you very much for the informative video and the groovy music!!

[ContaMuir17a]

Great song! Who writes this stuff?

[Emopollito476]

let me sent a salute to my classmates at CC College in San Pablo, CA. Anthropology 140-1823

Ms Smithson you ROCK!!! ☺

[Emopollito476]

this is awesome... i like the way in which we can learn something so important as the principles of Mendel by animated cartoons ☺

[15cdavis1]

nice

[solidysnake1]

really boring

[honeybearcatt]

love the video

[prolikereal2]

hey can anyone tell me the monk in spec..who is he??

is he a singer?

what is his name?

[retro80stv]

Which one? That's Moxy Fruvous

[CheskaPalabrica]

I watched this awhile ago.. I am only Grade 7 and I am studying this!

The dude playing Mendel is lipsing.

[chumchum13]

skip to 5:50

[retro80stv]

Thanks!

[truthhitmanisback]

This means that if a white, and black person , have a child together, the child will still come out brown. This is what scares the kkk, and racist people. They know that a black person can cause genetic annihilation. This is why Martin Luther King was considered dangerous. This is also why the white power structure promotes subtil racism. So that their race can survive. They even the number by creating things like Aids, and Swine flu. The Sun is killing THOUSANDS of white people each year.

[Anim8edDeath]

haha thats interesting thinking, and it could happen if the gene for skin could go through incomplete dominance, but its completely impossible, it would be either white or black.

[Emopollito476]

Very interesting, but we need to keep in mind the Principle of Polygenic Inheritance: it says that some inheritance traits, such as skin color, are influenced by more than one allele. Let's say we have 11 alleles from our parents which influence skin color; if we have 7 alleles that specify that the new born will have light color skin and 4 that say the baby will have dark skin, then the skin color of the baby will be light because he/she will have more "light color alleles" than "dark ones."

[Marlio13]

This is awesome - showed it to my A level class. Lovely graphics! Brilliant songs at the end

[Excitotoxin]

Good video; however, genes are not dominant/recessive. Traits are dominant/recessive.

[MyManOWarSmiles]

song is hilarious

[Lilanee08]

this helps a lot! :D

[AOverblownSinus]

Absolutly great!

Good Job!

[squid01086]

omg...this was sooo much fun!!!! I loved this so much! This helped me a ton! Thanks guys...love the song at the end!

[honkifuh8bush123]

oh god...i have to watch this in biology...KILL ME NOW