reproduction and heredity Flashcards

(25 cards)

1
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genetic

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the study of heredity

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gene

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factors that control traits

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3
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asexual reproduction

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reproduction of a single cell organism that passes 100% DNA

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4
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sexual reproduction

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reproduction of 2 cell organism each passing 50%

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5
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gamete

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sex cell, egg/sperm, contains 50% of dna

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6
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homozygous

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when both alleles received are the same (AA, aa)

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7
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heterozygous

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when both versions of allele are present (Aa)

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genotype

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an organisms genetic makeup or allele combination (AA, aa, Aa)

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9
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phenotype

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an organisms physical appearance

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10
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natural selection

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process which characteristics of something change in response to environment (adaptation)

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artificial selection

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process where humans change traits of organism and are passed on

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12
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mutation

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permanent alteration in DNA sequence that makes up genes

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13
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advantages of sexual reproduction

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-increased diversity

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disadvantage for sexual reproduction

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  • requires 2 cells

- not efficient or quick

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15
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advantages of asexual reproduction

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  • no outside forces

- efficient

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16
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disadvantages of asexual reproduction

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-has no diversity genetically

17
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forms of asexual reproduction

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  • spores (dots coming off mushroom)
  • budding (thing grows off plant and falls and becomes a whole new plant)
  • binary fission (one cell becomes two)
  • fragmentation (starfish losses leg and regrows another leg)
18
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strategies and pollinating partner

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nectar in tubes- hummingbird
strong odor- moth
brightly colored- bee

19
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strategy an animal uses to ensure survival of offspring

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penguins- sit in egg to keep babies warm

20
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2 different ways mutations occur

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  • chemical/radiation

- dna miscopies

21
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positives in mutations

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lactose tolerance -able to drink/eat dairy

22
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negative mutations

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certain cancers- could be life threatening results

23
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neutral mutation

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eye color- has no impact on physical appearance

24
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benefit and consequence of artificial selection

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it can choose better traits but could make the organism lose natural survival abilities

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how do we use tech to artificially influence traits of organisms
by coding the dna faster so the results will given quicker