Punnett Squares predict the probability of different genotypes
in offspring, given the original genotypes of the parents.

Punnett Squares can show us the potential genotypes for
autosomal traits, but sex-linked traits are too complex to be
illustrated with a Punnett Square.

Punnett Squares are best utilized for polygenic, not monogenic
traits.

Punnett Squares are a visual representation of genetic
recombination in mitosis.

Punnett Squares show the exact genotypes of every four
offspring.

Only females have sex-linked traits on the X chromosome.

Only females pass on X chromosomes.

Males always inherit these traits from their fathers.

Males always inherit these traits from their mothers.

Females are considered hemizygous for sex-linked traits on the
X-chromosome.