Meosis And Genetics

Question 1

Meiosis

Answer 1

Creation of generic variety and begins with a diploid cell

Question 2

Prophase 1

Answer 2

Cross over genetic exchange of chromosomes

Question 3

Metaphase 1

Answer 3

Chromosomes line up at the equator middle two x’s

Question 4

Anaphase 1

Answer 4

Chromosome are pulled away by spindle fibers on the needs of outer cell

Question 5

Telophase 1

Answer 5

Ending with the separation of two new cells or cytokinesis

Question 6

Prophase 2

Answer 6

Spindle fibers begin to form, but no exchange

Question 7

Metaphase 2

Answer 7

Chromosomes line up in the middle in one single file lime

Question 8

Anaphase 2

Answer 8

Chromatids are chromosomes pulled away by spindle fibers

Question 9

Telophase 2

Answer 9

Ending meiosis, two cells divide into four cells or haploid cells

Question 10

Dominant allele

Answer 10

Capital letter (L)

Question 11

Recessive allele

Answer 11

Lower case letter (l)

Question 12

Homozygous dominant

Answer 12

Two capital letters

Question 13

Homozygous recessive

Answer 13

Two lower case letters

Question 14

Phenotype

Answer 14

Physical characteristics

Question 15

Heterozygous

Answer 15

One upper case, one lower case letter

Question 16

Sex linked traits

Answer 16

Allele are found through X and Y chromosomes

Question 17

Dominant allele for sex linked

Answer 17

X uppercase n

Question 18

Male allele

Answer 18

XY

Question 19

Female allele

Answer 19

XX

Question 20

Recessive allele sex linked

Answer 20

X lower case n

Question 21

Females affected

Answer 21

Homozygous recessive, two xs and two lowercase letters

Question 22

Female carrier

Answer 22

Heterozygous, two xs one upper case and one lower case letter

Question 23

Unaffected or normal

Answer 23

Dominant homozygous, two xs two upper case letters