Questions (UNIT 2) Flashcards
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What’s the principle of dominance?
2 different alleles in a trait are present, the dominant allele will mask the effect of recessive allele.
What’s is the principle of probability?
The likelihood that a certain event will happen.
What’s the law of independent assortment?
each pair of alleles segregates into gametes independently of one another.
Ex: A pea plant with genotype YyRr makes four gametes (YR, Yr, yR, yr) because the alleles separate independently.
What’s Codominance?
the resulting offspring show characteristics of both
parents.
What’s complete dominance?
when one trait completely hides the other. You only see the dominant trait, even if there’s one copy of it.
What’s Charles Darwin’s 5 main points?
Variation
Struggle for existence
Survival of the fittest
Speciation
Overproduction
What are the 3 main types of adaptations?
Structural
Physiological
Behavioural
What’s is artificial selection?
When humans breeds animals/plants for specific traits like size, color, and behaviour.
What are the 7 ways scientists can determine evidence of evolution?
Fossil record,
Geographic distribution,
By example,
Anatomy,
Comparative Embryology, Biochemistry
DNA