Chapter 11 Deck 5 (Slides 30-38) Flashcards

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1
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In the early 1900’s, American geneticist Thomas H. _____ wanted to see if Mendel’s principles applied to other organisms besides pea plants

A

Morgan

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Thomas H. Morgan picked the ___ ____ to study

A

Fruit Fly (“Drosophila melanogaster”)

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3
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What did Thomas H. Morgan find?

A

all Mendel’s principles also applied to Drosophila

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4
Q

characteristics of an organism are NOT just determined by genes; they are determined by interaction between genes and the ____

A

environment

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5
Q

genes provide a plan for development, but how that plan unfolds also depends on the ____

A

environment

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6
Q

An example of the interaction between genes and environment is the characteristic of human ___

example: a person may have the genetics to be very tall but may not reach their potential height because of poor diet (environment)

A

height

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7
Q

the same genes cause snowshoe rabbit’s fur to be ____in summer and _____in winter

A

brown

white

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8
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GENES are located on CHROMOSOMES in the CELL ____

A

nucleus

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9
Q

The reason why GENES are FOUND IN PAIRS is that the

CHROMOSOMES that they are found on ARE IN ____

A

pairs

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10
Q

GENE PAIRS SEGREGATE from each other during gamete formation because the CHROMOSOME PAIRS that they are on SEGREGATE from each other during GAMETE FORMATION

This process is called _____

A

MEIOSIS

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11
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In chromosome pairs called _____

CHROMOSOMES the genes on each correspond to each other

A

HOMOLOGOUS

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12
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Each chromosome actually contains ___’s of genes

A

1,000’s

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13
Q

The 2 chromosomes of a homologous pair are the same ___and ____

A

size and shape

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14
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A cell that contains BOTH SETS OF HOMOLOGOUS CHROMOSOMES (1 set from Mom, 1 set from Dad) is said to be _____, or 2N (means “2 sets”)

A

Diploid

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15
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All body cells (SOMATIC CELLS) are ____

A

Diploid

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16
Q

The diploid number for humans is 2N = ____

humans have 23 pairs of chromosomes: 23 from mom and 23 from dad

A

46

17
Q

diploid cells in humans are the FERTILIZED EGG CELL (_____) and all BODY (_____) CELLS

A

Zygote

Somatic