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who proposed the law of independent assortment
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mendel
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mendels theory of independent assortment states that
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each hereditary unit is inherited separately from other hereditary units
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what is the type of inheritance that suggests the concept of blending called
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codominance and incomplete dominance
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genes at one locus that affect the expression of genes at a different locus are said to be
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linked
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a gene that produces multiple effects is called
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an epistatic gene
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genetic recombination as a result of crossing over occurs more readily in genes
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located far apart on the same chromosome
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a bell shaped curve of phenotypic variation is indicative of
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continuous variation
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chromosomes other than thoes involved in sex determination are known as
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autosomes
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the human X chromosome is found ___________ and carries _________ genes than the Y chromosome & __________________________
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is found in females and males carries different genes than the Y chromosome & synapses in a small region with a Y chromosome during meiosis
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karyotyping involves taking pictures of chromosomes during
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metaphase
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in an autosomal dominant disorder such as huntington disease two parents with the gene have the probability of passing it onto ____________% of their children
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75%
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an autosomal recessive disorder is more _________ in ________ than in ____________
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is more frequent in males than females
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with respect to chromosomes the difference between normal human males & females is defined by what
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males possess an X & Y chromosome
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an X-linked carrier is a: homozygus female, heterozygous male or heterozygous female
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heterozygous female
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males tend to be affected in greater numbers by X linked recessive genetic disorders than females because
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males have only 1 X chromosome
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what is the normal human male chromosome look like
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XY
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what is the normal human female chromosome look like
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XX
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in a pedigree chart a male showing the specific trait being studied is indicated by a darkened square or circle
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darkened square
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a gene mutation is a _____________________, may be caused by _____________, may arise ____________, and can occur in___________.
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is a change in the nucleotide sequence of DNA may be caused by environmental agents may arise spontaneously and can occur in any organism
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mutations can be
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random beneficial lethal & heritable
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what would be considered a carrier of a sexlinked recessive defect
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the normal daughter whos father had the defect
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if a daughter expressed an X linked recessive gene she inherited the trait from her
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her mother
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a chromosomes gene sequence that was ABCDEFG before modification and ABCDCDEFG afterward is an example of
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duplication
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a chromosomes gene sequence that was ABCDEFG before damage and ABFEDCG after is an example of
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inversion
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the failure of chromosomes to spearate during meiosis is called
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nondisjunction
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the great chain of being was sritten by
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aristotle
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scientists began to question the perfection of the chain of being because of
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the presence of body parts with no apparent function in some organisms
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large flightless longnecked birds
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are native to 3 continants inhabit dry open grasslands closely resemble each other in morphology & behavior & illustrate a biogeographic distribution pattern
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the oldest fossils are found in what are of the ground
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the deepest
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the value to darwin of lyells ideas on the geologic history of the earth was the
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enormous lengths of time required for geologic events
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thomas malthus proposed that
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the population increased faster than the food supply
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which of the following organisms would most likely be fossilized: squid, poo, or a trilobite
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a shelled arthropod such as a trilobite
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the time it takes fro half of a radioisotopes atoms to decay is called its
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half life
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the large ancient land mass that contained all the continents is called
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pangea
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body parts inherited from a common ancestor are ________ structures
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homologus
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the wings of a bird and the wings of a butterfly are __________ & show morphological _________
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analogous convergence
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new combinations of genes may be produced by
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independent assortment mutation crossing over & reproduction
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what does not characterize a population in genetic equilibrium
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selected reproduction
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the hardy weinberg formula is valuable for the calculation of changes in
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allele frequencies
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the genetic equilibrium of a population can be upset by all except what
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random mating
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if the frequency of a recessive gene in a population under genetic equlibrium is 40% in the next generation the frequency of that gene would be
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40%
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the impact of natural selection is demonstrated by
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directional selection stabilizing selection and disruptive selection
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directional selection occures when
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the organisms on one extreme of the population have a better chance to survive than thoes on the other extreme
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stabilizing selection occures when
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the extremes of the population have a lesser chance to survive
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