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One of the tallest dog breeds is the Great Dane, which stands over a meter tall. One of the shortest is the Pomeranian, which
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Natural selection causes changes in(1 point)
Responses individuals. individuals. phenotypes. phenotypes. genotypes. genotypes.
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allele: allele 2. phenotype: phenotype 3. genotype: genotype 4. homozygous: homozygous 5. heterozygous: heterozygous 6.
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Select ALL characteristics and information that CAN be obtained from a karyotype?
a biological gender b number of sex chromosomes
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Which is most likely an example of selective breeding?(1 point)
Responses modifying bacteria for medical uses like producing
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For sneaky snakes, being rude (R) is dominant to being respectful (r). Complete the cross below, and determine the phenotype
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In a population of mice , individuals with medium brown fur are less likely to be seen by predators than light brown and dark
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The diagram
B b B BB Bb Q b Bb bb Gregor Mendel proposed laws to determine how alleles from sex cells created during meiosis
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5. At present, only a very small proportion of genetically modified foods must be labelled. Some consumer advocates are urging
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The process of altering the genome of one species by adding genes from another species in order to gain a beneficial trait is
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Identifying genes like HMGA2 is important, because it is evidence of natural selection. How does it demonstrate that natural
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Bacteria were some of the first organisms to be genetically modified because they have a relatively small genome and reproduce
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Question 27
White rabbit with black rabbit photo WP32787 In rabbits, black fur is dominant to white fur. As a rabbit breeder, you
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In his class, Dale conducted a survey to observe the distribution of eye color. The results are summarized as follows:
Eye Color
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Genetic engineering involves both ethical and scientific issues. Which of the following is not an ethical factor in pursuing
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A trait for flower color shows incomplete dominance, where heterozygous individuals have pink flowers. If a homozygous dominant
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In purple people eaters,one-horn is dominant and no horns is recessive.Draw a punnet square showing the cross of a purple eater
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When organisms mate and produce offspring, the genotypes of the parents determined the genotypes of their offspring.
In a species
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What is the name for one half of a chromosome?
A. centromere B. chromatid C. protein D. gene
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Which is most likely an example of selective breeding?(1 point) Responses modifying bacteria for medical uses like producing
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Which statement is true?(1 point) Responses Genetic and epigenetic changes cannot be explained by DNA sequence. Genetic and
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Why are the gene pools of small populations reduced compared to those of larger populations? (1 point)
Responses inbreeding
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Why are the gene pools of small populations reduced compared to those of larger populations? (1 point)
Responses inbreeding
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Why are the gene pools of small populations reduced compared to those of larger populations? (1 point)
Responses inbreeding lack
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Group Behavior Quick Check
5 of 55 of 5 Items Question Consider the following argument: Altruistic behavior in groups of related
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Which is most likely an example of selective breeding?(1 point)
Responses modifying bacteria for medical uses like producing
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Consider the following scenario: You notice that no two cats at the pet store are exactly alike. Some have spotted fur. Some
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According to the genetic code, the mRNA codons UGU and UGC code for the amino acid cysteine, the mRNA codon UGA is a stop codon,
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What is the role of genes in evolution?
a Parents with recessive genes die from overproduction. b Only recessive genes can be
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Some people have attached ear lobes and some people have free ear lobes. The differences in these traits are caused by
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Both of Tim's parents have brown eyes, but Tim has blue eyes. How is this possible?(1 point)
Responses The characteristic (blue
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In Holsteins cows, the trait for black spots (R) is dominant over the trait for red spots (r). If a heterozygous cow is crossed
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s this a strand of DNA or RNA, and how can you tell?
Uracil | SIELC a RNA because it has inorganic phosphate groups b DNA because
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The picture shows Dolly, the first cloned organism.
What impact did the cloning of Dolly of have on society? a It closed the door
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The Hardy-Weinberg Model is...
a available at local hobby stores and retailers throughout the Greater Metro Atlanta area. b
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this is the original sequence of DNA
ATC GGT ACA TGA GCC which of the following shows a result of a frameshift mutation of the
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A scientist compared the amino acids in humans with various other organisms. According to the information in the graph above,
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Which of the following is true about genes?(1 point)
Responses Genes are responsible for all the traits of an organism. Genes are
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Premium Photo | Three little orange striped kitten on white background high resolution photoA common trait found in orange tabby
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What is true about a carrier of a recessive disorder?
a The carrier has one copy of the allele and does not exhibit symptoms. b
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Gene flow is the transfer of genetic material from one population to another. Which of the following will result in this
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. Which of the following describes a genotype where both alleles for a trait are the same?(1 point)
Responses homozygous
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Many people have strong feelings about genetically modified foods. There are benefits and concerns. Consider what you have read.
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Many people have strong feelings about genetically modified foods. There are benefits and concerns. Consider what you have read.
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You have sampled a population in which you know that the percentage of the homozygous dominant genotype (AA) is 16%.
Using that
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A Windows Peak is AV shaped area of a hairline in the center of the forehead an alley for having a widow's beak is dominant to
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Small differences between parents and offspring accumulate over time this process is is the answer prevents parents from being
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A mutation introduces a new skin color in a grasshopper population. Which factor might determine whether the
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Describe the practical application of genetics
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