AP Bio Chapter 13 Part 1 Flashcards

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What are some examples of reproducing asexually (cloning)

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Budding hydra
Sprouting redwood
Parthenogenetic rotifers

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How do most organisms reproduce

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Asexually

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Fundamentally, all sexual reproduction involves the same cellular process. Which is?

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Fertilization 
Haploid cell (n) + haploid cell (n) = diploid cell (2n)
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What is the haploid number

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N

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What’s the diploid number

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2n

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5
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Different SPECIES have different numbers of

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Chromosomes

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What’s the number of chromosomes in humans in diploid and haploid cells

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N=23

2n=46

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7
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Where do gametes come from

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Ovaries and testes

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Show the process from gamete to the first cell of an organism

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2 gametes–> a haploid. 2 haploids–>first diploid cell of an organism

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9
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Sexually reproducing organisms need to make _______ cells from _________ cells or there would be problems during fertilization

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Haploid (gametes)

Diploid

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Every diploid cell has __ copies of each chromosome replicated in the ___ phase

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2

S

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11
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Sister chromatids

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The replicated copies of a particular chromosome

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Homologous PAIRS

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The set of 2 replicated copies of a particular chromosome

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13
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Recombinant chromosome

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The chromosomes affected by gene switching in crossing over

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14
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Meiosis is _______ cell division

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Reductive

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15
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Where does crossing over occur

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Prophase 1

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When chromosomes condense during prophase 1, homologous pairs do what to form what

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Physically connect to each other (synapsis) to form structures called tetrads

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What is the place the chromosomes connect called

18
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What happens at the chiasma

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DNA is exchanged between the homologous pairs

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What is true about the chromosomes produced from crossing over

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They have a unique combination of DNA from both chromosomes in the pair

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What affect does crossing over on the gametes

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Each of the gametes produced have a unique sequence of DNA in each chromosome

21
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Recombination

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Combining DNA from two different sources

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What happens in metaphase 1

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Homologous pairs of chromosomes line up at the metaphase plate still attached to each other

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During separation in anaphase 1 what is separated

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Homologous pairs separate

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What remains attached during anaphase 1

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Sister chromatids

25
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How is this different from mitosis

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In mitosis chromosomes line up single file during metaphase

26
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When does the single file arrangement take place in meiosis

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Metaphase 2

27
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What is formed in Telophase 1 and cytokinesis and what do the chromosomes consist of

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Two haploid cells form, each chromosome still consists of 2 sister chromatids