Chapter 13 Flashcards

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What is the process that results in formation of haploid gametes (egg and sperm)?

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Define fertilization.

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What does a karyotype show?

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What are the sex chromosomes in humans? What codes for female? What codes for male?

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What are the chromosomes that code for traits other than sex determination called?

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What are chromosomes of the same type (homologs that code for the same genes, however versions of the genes may differ) called?

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Define gene.

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Define haploid and diploid, and include their symbols.

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What is the vocabulary for an organism with three or more versions of each type of
chromosome?

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What is the overall result of meiosis?

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After replication has occurred in the parent cell, how many chromosomes are there total?

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What is the difference between the results of meiosis I and meiosis II?

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Define gametogenesis.

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Does a zygote undergo meiosis or mitosis?

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List the five phases of meiosis I, in order.

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16
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Define when the homolog pairs come together in a pairing process. In what stage does this occur?

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17
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Name the structure that results from synapsis.

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18
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Are the chromatids between the paternal and maternal chromosomes identical?

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19
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What is the network of proteins that holds non-sister chromatids together along their entire length?

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20
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During which phase does crossing over occur? Explain crossing over.

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21
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Summarize metaphase I, anaphase I, and telophase I.

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22
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Summarize the results of meiosis I.

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23
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List the four phases of meiosis II, in order.

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24
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Summarize the four stages of meiosis II.

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25
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Summarize the results of meiosis II.

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26
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What are the three ways that genetic variation can occur in sexual reproduction?

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27
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Are the offspring from asexual reproduction genetically variable?

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28
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What is the most significant result of sexual reproduction? (Hint: Asexual reproduction severely lacks this and suffers greatly!)

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29
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Define nondisjunction. What is the result?

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30
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Define when a gamete lacks a chromosome.

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31
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Define when a gamete has an extra copy of a chromosome.

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32
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What is an important factor correlated with the frequency of trisomy 21?

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