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Miscellaneous
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Vocabulary
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Mitosis &
Meiosis
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Genetic Crosses
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Mendel’s Laws
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Dominance
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Miscell
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Vocabulary
Mitosis &
Meiosis
Genetic
Crosses
Mendel’s
Laws
Dominance
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This combination of
chromosomes codes for a
boy.
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What is XY?
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With codominance you
would expect a red
flower crossed with a
white flower to give this
kind of offspring.
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What is red and
white spotted or
striped?
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In incomplete
dominance you would
expect a white mouse
crossed with a black
mouse to have this
coloring.
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What is gray?
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Create a punnet
square showing the
cross of a purely
recessive parent
with a heterozygous
parent.
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Females that do not
express a trait but
can pass the trait on
to their offspring
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What is a carrier?
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This term
refers to two
forms of a
Gene (Ex: Eye
Color)
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What are alleles?
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Genotype referred
to as being “Pure”
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What is
homozygous?
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Heterozygous
genotypes are also
called this
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What are hybrids?
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Two forms that a
gene or allele may
take
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What are dominant
or recessive?
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Family record showing
the inheritance of a
trait over several
generations
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What is a pedigree?
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This process results in
4 cells with half the
original amount of
DNA.
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What is meiosis?
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Identify this stage of
Mitosis:
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What is anaphase?
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These are the
purposes for
mitosis.
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What are growth
and repair?
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Meiosis takes place in
this organ system.
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What is the
reproductive
system?
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Crossing over occurs
during this phase of
meiosis.
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What is Metaphase
I?
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Cross involving 2
traits
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What is dihybrid?
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Used to solve
genetic crosses
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What is a Punnett
Square?
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Percentage of
offspring that would
show dominant
phenotypes from
mating two
heterozygous parents.
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What is 75%?
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You would find this
percentage of
recessive phenotypes
when crossing two
heterozygous parents.
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What is 25%?
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Genotype ratio
resulting from
crossing two hybrid
plants
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What is 1:2:1?
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The probability of
getting hybrids
from a cross of a
pure dominant and
pure recessive
parents
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100%
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These traits are
carried on X and Y
chromosomes.
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What are sexlinked?
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Only these people can
be carriers for
recessive diseases on
X chromosomes.
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What are females?
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Disorder caused by a
mutation in the X
chromosome that
causes a person to not
be able to distinguish
green and red
colorations.
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What is color
blindness?
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Number of Possible
parent allele
Combinations that
could be passed to
offspring in a
Dihybrid Cross (Give
an example for credit)
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What is four?
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This term refers to
the physical
appearance of an
organism.
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What is phenotype?
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The Law of Dominance
states that these
traits have no effect
on phenotype when
paired with a
dominant trait allele
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What are
recessive?
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Complete Dominance
means that recessive
traits are masked by
these
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What are dominant
traits?
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Multiple alleles
appearing at the
same time for
human blood type is
an example
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What is
Codominance?
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Gives hybrids an
appearance in between
the phenotypes of the
two parents
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What is incomplete
dominance?
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You would expect to
find this ratio of
phenotypes when
crossing two
heterozygous parents in
a Dihybrid cross.
Create the cross for full
credit.
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What is 9:3:3:1?
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