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EXPERIMENT: MOUSE GENETICS PROJECT: Mouse Genetics (One-Trait) Click on "Download Attached File" near the bottom of this page to open the file and access the project instructions. If you have any questions about the project, send a message to your teacher, or schedule a meeting. We are here to help! Remember, all projects must follow Calvert Academy's guidelines concerning plagiarism. Be sure to give credit to the sources that you are using for your research and information. To submit this project you have 2 choices. Choice 1: Upload your completed file Save this file to your computer. Read and follow the instructions inside the document. Do not delete the instructions or rubric. Type your project in the space provided in the document- usually at the bottom- and save the completed project on your computer. In the file name, change "Lastname" to your last name. When you are ready to turn in your project, upload the document in Question 1 of this assignment and turn in the assignment. Remember that when you turn in a project, it will be graded as-is. Make sure you get all your questions answered and are satisfied with your work before you turn it in. Choice 2: Share your Doc link You may also turn in this project using Docs. It will require that you have a account. To turn in this project using Docs use the following steps: Click on the file name in the top left and change "Copy of Last name" to your last name. Read and follow the instructions inside the document. Do not delete the instructions or rubric. Type your project in the space provided in the document. When you are done with the project, click "Share." Click "Get link" in the bottom box. Change the permission from 'Restricted' to 'Anyone with the link' Switch the permission from 'Viewer' to 'Editor'.

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