Chapter 12.1: The Mystery of Heredity Flashcards

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Define hybridization

A

the mating of unlike parents

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What is the mating of unlike parents?

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hybridization

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3
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Who was Josef Klreuter?

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the first investigator to document successful experimental hybrids using tobacco

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Who was the first investigator to document successful experimental hybrids using tobacco?

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Josef Klreuter

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Define true-breeding

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said of a breed or variety of organism in which offspring are uniform and consistent from one generation to the next

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What is said of a breed or variety of organism in which offspring are uniform and consistent from one generation to the next?

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true-breeding

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What is true-breeding due to?

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This is due to the genotypes that determine relevant traits being homozygous

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Define segregating

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the process by which alternative forms of traits are expressed in offspring rather than blending each trait of the parents in the offspring

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What is the process by which alternative forms of traits are expressed in offspring rather than blending each trait of the parents in the offspring?

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segregating

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10
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Why was the garden pea practical for use?

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  • Peas used in earlier investigations
  • Large number of pure varieties of peas were available
  • Pea plants are small and easy to grow, and they have a relatively short generation time
  • Both the male and female sexual organs are enclosed within each pea flower
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11
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Define self-fertilization

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the union of egg and sperm produced by a single hermaphroditic organism

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What is the union of egg and sperm produced by a single hermaphroditic organism?

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self-fertilization

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What as the first stage of Mendel’s Experiment?

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• Mendel allowed plants of a given variety to self-cross for multiple generations

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What as the second stage of Mendel’s Experiment?

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• Mendel then performed crosses between true-breeding varieties exhibiting alternative forms of traits

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What as the third stage of Mendel’s Experiment?

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• Mendel permitted the hybrid offspring produced by these crosses to self-fertilize for several generations

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16
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Define reciprocal crosses

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a genetic cross involving a single trait in which the sex of the parents is reversed

17
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What is a genetic cross involving a single trait in which the sex of the parents is reversed?

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reciprocal crosses