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Pedigree Chart
A diagram showing the genetic relationships and traits across generations.
Generation
A step in line of descent, written using Roman numerals (e.g., I, II, III).
Unaffected male
Shown as an unshaded/empty square .
Unaffected female
Shown as an unshaded/empty circle .
Affected male
Shown as a fully shaded/filled square .
Affected female
Shown as a fully shaded/filled circle .
Consanguineous Breeding
Breeding between close genetic relatives (indicated by a double line).
Autosomal Dominant
Pattern: Appears in every generation; affected parents can have unaffected kids.
Autosomal Recessive
Pattern: Can skip generations; unaffected parents can have affected kids.
X-Linked Dominant
Pattern: Affected fathers pass it to all of their daughters, but none of their sons.
X-Linked Recessive
Pattern: Affects males way more often; skips generations through carrier mothers.
Y-Linked
Pattern: Passes strictly from fathers to all sons; females never have it.