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Quarter 3-Biology

Ch. 11, 13,14,15,16

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offspring form parents with different traits hybrid
offsprings of parents with identical traits true or pure bred
section of DNA that determines traits gene
different forms of a gene, F or f allele
principle that states some alleles are dominant others recessive Principle of Dominance
alleles will separate during ... meiosis
cell division producing gametes meiosis
change in DNA mutation
physical characteristics like eye color or presence of fur phenotype
A pea plant that is homozygous recessive for Short is crossed with a heterzygous plant for Tall, the dominant trait. What % of offspring will be short? Tt x tt + Tt, Tt, tt, tt, =50% short
How many chromosomes are in each gamete? 23
How many chromosomes in every diploid human cell? 46
sex chromosomes for female XX
sex chromosomes for male XY
total number of autosomes for humans 44, 22 pairs
Sex-linked disorders are usually on the ____ chromosome X
If a son is colorblind, will he pass it off to his son? explain no, he will pass off his Y choromosome to his son and the defective allele is on his X chromosome.
Disorders like Down Syndorme and Klinfelters are caused by ... nondisjunction (sticking) of the chromosomes during meiosis
A woman who has the allele for hemophilia (cantt clot blood), but does not have the disease is called a .. carrier
How many sets of chromsomes are found in egg cells 1N also known as haploid
Two sets of chromosomes is also called 2N , diploid
Strawberries are octoploid, meaning.... 8N, 8 sets of chromosomes
New genetics combinations are caused by three things... 1. random sex/fertilization 2. crossing over 3. independant assortment
process during meiosis where alleles trade genetic information crossing over
union of egg and sperm to produce zygote fertilization
a gamete has ____ allele for each gene, a fertiziled egg has ___ sets. one, two
Lethal alleles, like that for furless bunnies are carried by heterozygous individuals
Mendel tested seed shape RR and seed color YY to determine if they are passed of together or seperately...he found Alleles seperate and segregate independanly
a protein that is able to cut DNA at a specific site restriction enzyme
all the genes in a population gene pool
the genetic make up, like FF or Bb genotype
List things that can be created using Genetic Engineering drought resistance crops, clones of prized animals, human insulin and growth hormones from bacteria, protein production in sheeps milk, pigs that glow via gene transforamtion much more.
explain how bacteria can produce human insulin restriction enzyme cuts human DNA and bacteria, gene is inserted into plasmid DNA via sticky ends, bacteria cell divides, insulin produced by bacteria.
Four evidences for evolution embryology, fossils, geographic distribution, and homologous body structures
whale fin bones and cat limbs are similar, called homologous body structures
the skeleton of all hominids are similar, including human, gorillas, chimpanzees and orangatans. these is due to a common ancestor
The allele frequencies of a population of mutant dark mice will increase if... this allele makes them better fit for their environment.
evolution change over time
natural selection says individuals best suited to their environment will survie and reproduce.
Mice deveope a mutation making them darker. The darker mice are now better suited for their nocturnal environment, blend in better and have more sucess hunting. This is an example of natural selection or survival of the fittest
any charcteristic that ihcreases an organism chance of survival like needlles on a cactus or long necks for giraffes adaptations
Genetic drift is a change in allele frequences not due to natural selection but to _________ __________ random chance
A fierce forest fire kills 90 % of the squirrels in the forest. The 10 % survived because of random chance, luck!
Fittness in an organism is meausred by two things.. surviving and reproducing
20 Canaries birds hitch a ride a Carnival Boat cruise from Spain to Hawaii. 500 years later the Hawaiian canary looks different than their ancestors in Spain. This is called Founders Effect
In genetic drift, the allele frequencies will change due to random chance.
If a small group of pecanaries (wild pigs) survive a forest fire, the new gene pool looks different that the original gene pool. This is Bottle Neck Effect
Natural selection only acts upon the _____________. phenotype
When birds eat white or black moths in England, do they do so because of the phenotype or the genotype?Explain phenotype, because they see the color "white" againt the dark backgroud.
Frogs that mate at different seasons will not mate with other members. This can cause speciation called reproductive isolation
speciation formation of a new species
armadillos that live on opposite sides of the Grand Canyon will become two different species due to geographic isolation
After the Mass extinction of the dinosurs 65 million years ago, this allowed a mammals to flourish and increase. This is called adaptive radiation
Penguins are aquatic birds that have similar body features to dolphins , which are aquatic mammals. This is called convergent evolution
macroevolution major (huge) evolutionary changes that occur over a long period of time.
Color Blindness is a sex linked trait. If a male is color blind, what is his genotype? XcY
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