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[Relate Genotypes and Phenotypes Quick Check]
1.) How do the terms genotype and phenotype relate?
A- An organism’s genotype leads to its phenotype.
2.) An organism’s genotype is
A- the set of alleles an organism has for a trait.
3.) Genes have different forms called
A- alleles
4.) how are the plant height genotypes TT and Tt similar
A- both are expressed as a tall phenotype
5.) which option shows all allele combinations that can be used to represent a purebred animal
A- TT or tt
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Thank you for sharing these answers! It seems like you have a good understanding of the concepts related to genotypes and phenotypes. Here's a breakdown of each question and explanation:
1.) How do the terms genotype and phenotype relate?
Answer: An organism's genotype leads to its phenotype.
Explanation: The genotype refers to the genetic makeup of an organism, which includes the combination of alleles it has for a particular trait. The phenotype, on the other hand, refers to the observable or physical characteristics of an organism. The genotype determines the phenotype, meaning the specific alleles present in an organism's genes will determine how those genes are expressed in its physical traits.
2.) An organism's genotype is
Answer: The set of alleles an organism has for a trait.
Explanation: Alleles are the different forms of a gene, and an organism's genotype refers to the specific combination of alleles it carries for a particular trait. For example, if we consider the trait of eye color, an organism's genotype could be the combination of alleles it has for that trait, such as having two "brown eye" alleles or one "brown eye" allele and one "blue eye" allele.
3.) Genes have different forms called
Answer: Alleles.
Explanation: Alleles are the different variants or forms of a gene. Genes are made up of DNA sequences, and these sequences can have variations or differences known as alleles. Each allele represents a different version of a gene and can result in variations in the phenotype.
4.) How are the plant height genotypes TT and Tt similar?
Answer: Both are expressed as a tall phenotype.
Explanation: In this context, the letters "T" and "t" represent different alleles related to the plant's height. The genotype TT represents a genotype where both alleles are the same (for example, two tall alleles), and the genotype Tt represents a genotype where the alleles are different (one tall allele and one dwarf allele). However, both genotypes (TT and Tt) result in the expression of the tall phenotype.
5.) Which option shows all allele combinations that can be used to represent a purebred animal?
Answer: TT or tt.
Explanation: In this case, a purebred animal refers to an organism that has two identical alleles for a particular trait. For example, if we consider the trait of flower color, a purebred animal for a trait with two possible alleles (let's say "purple" and "white") can have the genotype PP (two "purple" alleles) or pp (two "white" alleles). Therefore, the option representing the allele combinations for a purebred animal would be TT (two identical tall alleles) or tt (two identical dwarf alleles).
I hope this explanation helps clarify these concepts further. Happy holidays to you too!