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Mendel-100
• ANSWER: The plant that Mendel used in
his studies.
• QUESTION: What is the pea plant?
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Mendel-200
• ANSWER: When Gregor Mendel crossed
true breeding tall plants with true
breeding short plants all of the offspring
were this.
• QUESTION: What is tall?
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Mendel-300
• ANSWER: The recessive trait appeared
25% of the time in this generation of
Mendel’s experiments.
• QUESTION: What is the F2 generation?
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Mendel-400
• ANSWER: Mendel concluded that traits
were inherited like this.
• QUESTION: What is from the passing of
genes from parent to offspring?
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Mendel-500
• ANSWER: Mendel’s Law of Segregation.
• QUESTION: What is that two alleles for
a trait separate when gametes are
formed.
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Alleles-100
• ANSWER: A dominant allele is usually
represented by this type of letter.
• QUESTION: What is a capital letter?
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Alleles-200
• ANSWER: This allele is only expressed in
the homozygous form.
• QUESTION: What is a recessive allele?
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Alleles-300
• ANSWER: This is the physical
appearance of a trait.
• QUESTION: What is phenotype?
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Alleles-400
• ANSWER: A 3:1 ratio of tall to short pea
plants appearing in the F2 generation
tends support to this law.
• QUESTION: What is the law of
segregation?
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Alleles-500
• ANSWER: A cross of these two allelic
combinations results in a genotypic ratio
of 1:1 and a phenotypic ratio of 1 (or 4:0)
• QUESTION: What is AA and Aa?
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Genetics-100
• ANSWER: Individuals that have the
same two alleles for a particular gene are
said to be this.
• QUESTION: What is homozygous?
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Genetics-200
• ANSWER: Gene maps are based on this.
• QUESTION: What is the frequencies of
crossing over between the genes?
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Genetics-300
• ANSWER: The child represented in this
box would be homozygous dominant.
• QUESTION: What is Box #1?
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Genetics-400
• ANSWER: If the offspring of a test cross
all have the dominant trait, the genotype
of the individual being tested is this. (A test
cross is used to determine if a Dominant
phenotype is homozygous or heterozygous)
• QUESTION:What is homozygous
dominant?
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Genetics-500
• ANSWER: This is the expected genotypic
ratio of a homozygous dominant x
heterozygous cross.
• QUESTION: What is 1:1?
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Mystery-100
• ANSWER:Different forms of the same
gene are this.
• QUESTION: What are alleles?
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Mystery-200
• ANSWER: This is commonly referred to
as the “dark reaction” of photosynthesis.
• QUESTION: What is the Calvin Cycle?
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Mystery-300
• ANSWER: A trait that has three or more
alleles is said to be this.
• QUESTION: What is controlled by
multiple alleles?
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Mystery-400
• ANSWER: In this phase of meiosis,
homologous chromosomes “cross over”
• QUESTION: What is Prophase I?
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Mystery-500
• ANSWER: In this situation, one allele is not
completely dominant over the other.
• QUESTION: What is incomplete dominance?
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Genetics 2-100
• ANSWER: A genetic trait that occurs in
every generation of an organism.
• QUESTION:What is dominant?
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Genetics 2-200
• ANSWER: In this phase of meiosis the
sister chromatids separate
• QUESTION: What is anaphase II?
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Genetics 2-300
• ANSWER: This is the probability of a
flipped coin landing on heads four times
in a row.
• QUESTION: What is 1/16?
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Genetics 2-400
• ANSWER: In this situation, three or
more alleles influence a phenotype.
• QUESTION: What is polygenic traits?
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Genetics 2-500
• ANSWER: This is the expected
phenotypic ratio of a homozygous
dominant x heterozygous cross.
• QUESTION: What is 1:0?
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FINAL JEOPARDY
• Topic: Meiosis
• ANSWER: In meiosis, these two process
increase the genetic diversity of gametes.
• QUESTION: What are crossing over and
segregation?
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