Continuity through Inheritance Flashcards

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1
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The types of genes an individual carries, Bb or bb, would be their ______.

A

Genotype

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Appearance as a result of those genes, blue eyes or blue would be their ______.

A

Phenotype

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If an individual had the genotype BB or bb, they could be called ______ or _______.

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Homozygous, purebred

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If an individual had the genotype Bb, they could be called ______ or ______.

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Heterozygous, hybrid

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Mendel’s peas always seemed to show two forms of a trait, so he concluded that the ____ that governed these traits occurred in _____.

A

Factors, pairs

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6
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Your gene pairs are carried on _____ pairs of _____.

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Homologous, chromosomes

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7
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When he crossed tall plants with short plants and the F1 all came out tall, he concluded that the gene for tall was _____ and the gene for short was _____.

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Dominate, recessive

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Because of the way ratios came out in the offspring, Mendel concluded that his pairs of factors must be _____ when _____ were formed.

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Split, chromosomes

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We now call the way ratios come out in the offspring his Principle of _____ and know that is occurs during _____ when pairs of ______ get split up.

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Segregation, meiosis, chromosomes

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10
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Mendel’s Principle of ______ Assortment says that gene pairs are _________ of each other so that different gametes can be formed depending on the way that _______ line up in meiosis.

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Independent, independent, homologous pairs

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A _____ is a section of a chromosome that governs a single trait.

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Gene

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12
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A gene carried on one chromosome matches the gene carried on the homologous chromosome, because both of these genes govern the same trait, they are called _______.

A

Homologous

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13
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Mendel’s pea plants produced either smooth or wrinkled peas. If smooth is dominant to wrinkled… S= ______ s=____

A

Smooth, wrinkled

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14
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Both parents are homozygous, one dominate and one recessive. What kind of cross would this make?

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Purebred cross

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Both parents are heterozygous. What kind of cross would this make?

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Monohybrid

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16
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In guinea pigs rough coat (R) is dominate to smooth coat (r), while black coat (B) is dominate to white (b). Cross two heterozygous rough coat, black guinea pigs. What kind of cross would this be?

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P1: RrBb x RrBb, dihydric cross

17
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You are attempting to breed a purebred line of black Labradors where black coat (B) is dominate to golden (b). Your male dog shows a black coat, but you are unsure of his genotype. What genotypes are possible for your dog? What color female would you cross to determine? What would her genotype be?

A

BB Bb,
Golden,
bb

18
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Incomplete dominance is when…

A

Both alleles blend to show phenotype of heterozygous, so neither is actually dominant

19
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Can you tell the genotype with incomplete dominance when you look at the heterozygous?

A

Yes, because it is a mixture of the two homozygous alleles

20
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Examples showing something that has incomplete dominance

A

Pea plants, and snap dragons

21
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Codominance is when…

A

Both alleles are shown at the same time in the heterozygous

22
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How will the heterozygous organisms look compared to the homozygous during codominance?

A

Heterozygous will show both traits while homozygous will show only one

23
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Give an example showing something that has codominance

A

A cow with a spotted red and white coat

24
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Which parent determines the sex of the child? Explain.

A

Father, he gives X or Y chromosome

25
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If the first born child was a girl, what are the odds of the second baby being a girl?

A

50:50 every time

26
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Which sex is most affected by sex linked traits?

A

Boys

27
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Most sex linked traits are determined by genes on which chromosome? Why?

A

Genes on the X chromosome because no matching genes on the Y

28
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From which parent do boys inherit sex linked traits from? Girls?

A

Boys: 1 chromosome from mom
Girls: 2 chromosomes, 1 from each parent

29
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Give some examples of sex linked traits.

Describe

A

Colorblindness: red and green look the same
Hemophilia: no protein to clot blood
Baldness: going bald when older

30
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What do multiple alleles and polygenes have in common?

A

They both have more than a pair of genes for a single trait and break Mendel’s laws

31
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What is different about multiple alleles and polygenes?

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Multiple alleles only have 2 alleles while polygenes carry all of the genes

32
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Write the genotype for a heterozygous polygenetic trait controlled by 4 pairs of genes

A

AaBbCcDd

33
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How do we determine the phenotype for the offspring with polygenetic traits?

A

A range;
more capital letters = closer to dominate
more lowercase letters = closer to recessive trait

34
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If a polygenetic trait controlled by two genes came from 9 different genotypes how many different phenotypes for this one trait are possible?

A

5 different phenotypes