Punnett square

A Punnett square is a tool used in genetics to predict the possible genetic combinations of offspring from two parents. It consists of a grid where one parent's alleles (gene versions) are listed along the top and the other's along the side. By filling in the squares, you can see the likelihood of different traits appearing in the offspring. For instance, it helps determine the chances of inheriting specific characteristics, such as eye color or genetic disorders, based on the parents' genetic information. The Punnett square provides a visual and straightforward way to explore inheritance patterns.