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Chromosomes
Meiosis I
Meiosis II
Gametogenesis
Miscellaneous
Homologous
Pairs
Meiosis I
Meiosis II
Gametogenesis
Miscellaneous
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CATEGORY 1 - $100
Number of chromosome
pairs in a human body cell
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What is 23?
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Chromosomes from both
parents with genes for the
same traits
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What is homologous
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DNA wraps around these
proteins in eukaryotes
and forms these groups
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What are histones and
nucleosomes?
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A picture of the
chromosomes arranged in
pairs and size order
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What is a karyotype?
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Chromosomes numbers 1-
22
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What are autosomes?
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Gene trading between
homologous chromosomes
early in meiosis
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What is crossing-over?
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Phase when homologous
pairs line up on the cell
equator
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What is Metaphase I
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Phase when homologous
pairs separate
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What is anaphase I?
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Phase when synapsis
occurs
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What is Prophase I
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Phase when cells first
become haploid
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What is Telophase I?
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Chromosomes are (paired or
individual) when meiosis II
starts
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What is individual?
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Chromosomes are (single
or sister chromatids) when
meiosis II starts
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What is sister chromatids?
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Chromosomes on the cell
equator in metaphase II are
double or single copies?
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What is double?
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Phase when sister
chromatids separate
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What is anaphase II?
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Number and kind (diploid
or haploid) of cells that
form in telophase II
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What is four haploid cells?
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Sperm and egg in animals;
sperm cell in pollen and
ovule in flowers
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What are gametes? What
are cells for sexual
reproduction?
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Diploid cell formed by
joining of sperm and egg
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What is a zygote?
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Increases as age of parents
(and age of gametes)
increases
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What is the risk for birth
defects?
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Number of mature ova that
form from a diploid eggproducing cell
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What is one?
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A “head” containing DNA,
and a “middle piece” packed
with mitochondria
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What are the parts of a
sperm?
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It condenses into
“chromosomes” in early
meiosis
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What is chromatin?
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Form of DNA when cell is
in interphase
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What is chromatin?
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Process when homologous
pairs come together
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What is synapsis?
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Chromosome pairs or
chromatids do not separate
in anaphase
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What is nondisjunction?
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Term for four chromatids
held together
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What is a tetrad?
Final Category: Meiosis
FINAL CATEGORY
Why sexual reproduction is better
for the species
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FINAL CATEGORY
What increases genetic variation?
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