The vertical line in a pedigree chart means the next generation
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MOM DAD
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Son & Daughter
grid lines
Grid lines.
I think {grid or grid lines} is the term you're looking for.
Non-vertical lines could be slanted or horizontal.
To make a cube, start by drawing a square on a piece of paper for the base. Then, draw three vertical lines from each corner of the square, the same height. Connect the tops of these vertical lines with another square, forming the top of the cube. Finally, erase any overlapping lines to clarify the shape, and you have your cube.
A pedigree chart is a documented record of one's ancestry. Genealogists use pedigree charts to study family lines. Learn more at 23andme.com.
A pedigree chart is a documented record of one's ancestry. Genealogists use pedigree charts to study family lines. Learn more at 23andme.com.
A pedigree chart is a documented record of one's ancestry. Genealogists use pedigree charts to study family lines. Learn more at 23andme.com.
A pedigree chart is a documented record of one's ancestry. Genealogists use pedigree charts to study family lines. Learn more at 23andme.com.
A pedigree chart is a documented record of one's ancestry. Genealogists use pedigree charts to study family lines. Learn more at 23andme.com.
A pedigree chart is a documented record of one's ancestry. Genealogists use pedigree charts to study family lines. Learn more at 23andme.com.
A pedigree chart is a documented record of one's ancestry. Genealogists use pedigree charts to study family lines. Learn more at 23andme.com.
grid lines
Grid lines.
Double lines in a pedigree chart typically represent consanguinity, which means that the individuals connected by the double line are related by blood, such as being cousins or closer relatives who have offspring together. This is commonly seen in cases of inbreeding or when the family history includes relationships between close relatives.
In a pedigree chart, symbols are used to represent individuals and their relationships within a family. Circles typically denote females, while squares represent males. Lines connecting symbols indicate relationships, such as mating or marriage, and vertical lines show offspring. Additionally, filled symbols often indicate individuals affected by a particular trait or condition, while unfilled symbols represent unaffected individuals.
In a pedigree chart, males are typically represented by squares, while females are depicted as circles. A horizontal line between a male and female indicates a mating or partnership, and vertical lines connect parents to their offspring. Shaded symbols usually signify individuals affected by a particular trait or condition, while unshaded symbols represent those who are unaffected. Additionally, a double line may indicate consanguinity, or a relationship between related individuals.