Chapter 4 Flashcards

(33 cards)

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Who created Punnet square’s

A

Reginald Punnet

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Who is the father of genetics?

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Gregory Mendel.

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A pattern of inheritance in a hybrid in which trades are blended together

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Incomplete dominance

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A pattern of inheritance that occurs when two or more genes interact to control a single character

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Polygenic inheritance

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The process through which organisms with certain adaptations survive to pass on their treats to a greater number of offspring that other organisms do

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Natural selection

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And inherited trait that helps and animals survive to reproduce

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Adaptation

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A natural Process in which the ratio of alleles in a population changes randomly overtime

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Genetic drift

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The treat that an organism expresses as determined by it’s genotype

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Phenotype

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9
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The letters that symbolize in organisms alleles for a specific trait

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Genotype

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The study of how traits are passed from one generation to the next

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Heredity

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A pattern of inheritance in which there are only two alleles and the dominant trait is always expressed in a hybrid organism

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Simple dominance

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A treat of a specific character that is hidden by the dominant trait in a hybrid organism

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Recessive trait

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A treat of a specific character that appears in a hybrid organism

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Dominant trait

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14
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An organism with a mix of alleles for a specific character

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Hybrid

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An organism that always produces descendants with the same treat for a specific characterPurebred

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Purebred

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A form of a character such as tall or short

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A characteristic of a species such as size or shape

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A pattern of inheritance in a hybrid in which both traits are present but not blended

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The treat that an organism expresses as determined by it’s genotype

20
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A Labrador retriever coat color is determined by two different genes what type of inheritance is this?

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Polygenic inheritance

21
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Human blood involves what type of inheritance.

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Multiple alleles

22
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A white albino rabbit lacks fur color. It carries the alleles rr. What is its Genotype and phenotype.

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Genotype is rr

Phenotype is white fur (fur lacking color)

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I did if I the example as simple dominance, incomplete dominance, or code dominance. A purebred white sheep is Brad with a purebred black sheep to produce a white limb.

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Simple dominance

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Identify the example as simple dominance, incomplete dominance, or code dominance. A purebred white Poppy is pollinated by a purebred red poppy all of the offspring have pink blossoms.

A

Incomplete dominance

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Identify this example as simple dominance, incomplete dominance, or codominant. A mom with type A blood and a dad with type B blood have a child with type AB blood.
Codominance
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Identify if this is an example of simple dominance, incomplete dominance, or codominant. A purebred P plant with wrinkled seeds is pollinated with a purebred pre-plan with round seeds. All of the offspring have round seeds.
Simple dominance
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Two Pea plants with yellow peas were crossed and the seeds were planted. Of the hundred offspring 73 had yellow peas and the other 27 had green peas which allele is Dominent
Yellow
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Summarize Mendels third principle of inheritance
A parent passes each allele to its offspring independently of all other alleles
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Summarize Mendels second principle of inheritance
For any one character, the two alleles for a parent Jean separate and then combine with the other parents alleles to determine the offspring’s trait.
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Summarize Mendels first principle of inheritance
1. in across a purebred parents all offspring will show the dominant trait
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What do we call the change in the ratio of alleles caused by the Environment?
Natural selection
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What do we call random changes in the ratio of alleles in a population
Genetic drift
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The process through which organisms with certain adaptations survive to pass on their treats to a greater number of offspring that other organisms do
Natural selection