This document discusses genetic inheritance patterns in plants and animals. It presents examples of dominant and recessive traits for several species, including traits for nettle leaves, sunflower branching, cotton lint color, and tomato fruit structure in plants. In animals, examples are given for cat coat color and length, dog coat color and tail shape, cattle coat color and horns, and pig skin color and hoof structure. The document also briefly introduces the laws of dominance, segregation, and independent assortment which describe patterns of genetic inheritance.