These week 2 notes are rather sparse as well, but there was at least one new thing to learn.
I can't believe a.) that I'd never been taught that you could simply multiply monohybrid probabilities for each gene in a dihybrid (or presumably any number of traits) cross, and b.) it never even occurred to me that this could be done, as it seems really obvious in hindsight. Ah well, now I know it and can pass it on to my high school students next year. :)
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