exam 2 ch 8 Flashcards

1
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Bdelloid rotifers reproduce ?

A

without sex

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2
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Daughters are ______ of their mother

A

clones

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3
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Reproduction from unfertilized eggs, Requires chromosome changes before or during meiosis

A

Parthenogenesis

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4
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When a cell exits the mitotic cell cycle in G2 phase and undergoes multiple S phases without entering mitosis and undergoing cytokinesis

A

Premeiotic endoreplication

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5
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2 methods of parthenogenesis

A

Premeiotic endoreplication
fusion of egg and polar body

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6
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During Meiosis instead of being degraded, the polar bodies add their DNA to the egg

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fusion of egg and polar body

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7
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Asexual reproduction that requires the presence of sperm without the actual contribution of its DNA for completion

  • Paternal DNA is destroyed before fusion.
    -Males, do not pass on their DNA
A

gynogenesis

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8
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2 methods of Gynogenesis

A
  1. ameiosis
  2. premeiotic endoreplication
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9
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Suppression of one of the meiotic division

A

ameiosis

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10
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premeiotic endoreplication

A

Is a type of gynogenesis

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11
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The opposite of gynogenesis is

A

Androgenesis

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12
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Elimination of the female genome after fertilization.

A

Androgenesis

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13
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-Evolutionary advantageous to individual male (normally only gives ½ of chromosomes).
-It is deleterious to the population as a whole.
-Egg-producing individuals become rare & the population can decline to extinction.
-Seen in some insects, trees, clams.

A

androgenesis

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14
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Ejection of the chromosomes from one parent before an endoreplication phase before meiosis or ameiosis.

A

Hemiclonal Reproduction

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15
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why is sexual reproduction used by 99% of eukaryotes?

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Searching for a mate takes time and energy.
-Increases risk of being eaten by a predator.
-Once found, a potential mate may demand additional exertion or investment before agreeing to cooperate.
-Sex itself may expose the parties to sexually transmitted diseases.
-And for all that, the mating may prove to be infertile

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16
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So asexual reproduction is?

A
  1. Faster.
  2. More energy efficient.
  3. Only requires one parent
17
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In the absence of recombination, an accumulation of irreversible deleterious mutations occurs (Because everyone inherits the same alleles)

A

mulers ratchet

18
Q

Reduction in the mean fitness of a population due to the presence of deleterious alleles

A

genetic load

19
Q

Frequently the most lethal thing for most lifeforms is?

A

infection

20
Q

Surface proteins on immune cells (antigen-presenting B cells and T cells) and enable the immune system to recognize pathogens

A

Major histocompatibility complex (MHC)

21
Q

the non-random association of alleles at adjacent loci

A

linkage disequilibrium

22
Q

Over time, a pair points on a chromosome in the population move from linkage __________ to
linkage ____________, as recombination events eventually occur between___________________________________

A

disequilibrium, equilibrium; every possible point on
the chromosome

23
Q

Genotypes at one locus are randomly distributed with respect to genotypes at
another locus

A

linkage equilibrium

24
Q

set of DNA variants along a single chromosome that tend to be inherited together
- Recombinations between these variants are rare

A

haplotype

25
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can increase linkage disequilibrium in a population

A

natural selection and drift

26
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is the main mechanism that reduces disequlibroum in a population

A

sexual reproduction

27
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Variations of nucleotides at a specific loci in the genome

A

Single Nucleotide Polymorphisms (SNPs)

28
Q

Natural selection and drift can _________ linkage disequilibrium in a population
Sexual reproduction is the main mechanism that __________ it

A

increase, reduces

29
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A