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Genetics on the DAT
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I probably had 5 questions on genetics (population genetics, codominance, hardy weinberg equilibrium and some others). I dont think its necessary to have a genetics course as long as you hit the genetics in kaplan. Hope this helps.
I had alot of genetic crosses.
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From what I've read it's more of a hit and miss with the biology section of the DAT. One test could have 5 genetics questions and the next might have 1. I'm sure that if you understand the basics of genetics then you will be fine.
I had 3-4 genetics questions and I haven't taken a genetics course. I don't think you'll have a problem as long as you understand what is going on from the Kaplan blue book. I had a hardy-weinberg question that I swear was identical to the example in the kaplan book, also I had a couple of questions where you had to do a punnet square and tell them what the offspring would be like. Pretty simple stuff. Just make sure you are careful and see what generation they're asking about. I wouldn't stress over it as long as you understand everything from that chapter in the blue book.
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