Miscellaneous Diagrams, DESTROYER, and BOOTCAMP Q's Flashcards

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1
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In order to determine whether a species is heterozygous or homozygous, what should you do?

A

cross the species with an individual that expresses the RECESSIVE trait

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2
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Insight

(Animal Behavior)

A

occurs when an animal exposed to new situation without prior experience performs a behavior that generates a positive outcome.

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3
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Which is most involved in the slow block to polyspermy in sea urchins?

a) myosin filaments
b) zona pellucida
c) cortical granules
d) acrosome

A

c

cortical granules fuse to plasma membrane. enzymes then get released to harden the vitelline layer

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What are the products of the light-dependent reactions in photosynthesis?

A. C6H12O6, NADPH, and ATP

B. C6H12O6, NADP+, and ADP

C. CO2, NADPH, ATP

D. O2, NADP+, and ADP

E. O2, NADPH, and ATP

A

E

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5
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Differentiate between concentric, ecentric, and isometric contractions

A

Concentric contractions shorten muscle

eccentric contractions lengthen muscle

isometric contractions do not result in a change in length

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6
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Which part of the male reproductive system will secrete a basic fluid to neutralize both the acidity of the vagina and sperm?

Define a rain shadow.

WHich of the following would most likely be involved in food spoilage?

a) candida
b) rhizopus
c) lichen

A

prostate gland

An area without moisture on a mountain

B

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What lab technique is the most accurate way to work out molecular structures?

A

X ray diffraction

the scattering of X-rays by the regularly spaced atoms of a crystal, useful in obtaining information about the structure of the crystal

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8
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Differentiate between:

blastula

morula

chorion

yolk sac

gastrula

A

blastula- hollow sphere of cells that forms during the process of blastulation

morula - solid ball of cells that later develops into the blastula during blastulation

chorion - membrane that develops around the embryo and regulates nutrient offspring from mother to offspring

yolk sac - a vascularized structure that provides blood supply to the developing embryo during the early stages

gastrula - structure that forms after the blastula has reorganized into a trilaminar structure (three layers).

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9
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How to determine a disorder that is x-linked recessive? (when looking at a pedigree)

A

In pedigrees, always look to see if the disease affects more males than females and skips generations, this is typically a X-linked recessive disease.

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10
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Repitlians have 3 chambered hearts, with the exception of _____, which have 4

A

crocodiles

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11
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What is the dominant stage of life cycle of mosses?

A

gametophyte

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12
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During the light reaction of photosynthesis, the pH inside of the thylakoids ____, making it ____

A

decreases, acidic

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13
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The process in an embryo in which on tissue causes another to differentiate is called:

a) mutation
b) induction
c) morulation
e) gastrulation

A

B

***gastrulation = development into germ layers***

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14
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Which molecule participates in endocytosis by forming a polyhedral lattice around coated pits?

a) histamine
b) dyenine
c) clathrin
d) spectrin

A

C

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15
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Actively contracting muscle tissue has a higher amount of _____ than in resting muscle tissue

T/F? Glycolysis is purely an aerobic respiration and cannot supply energy without the TCA.

A

lactate

FALSE - glycolysis is anaerobic and does not need the TCA

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16
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What are some common examples of protostomes?

Fatty acid oxidation occurs in the _____ while fatty acid synthesis occurs in the ___

A

mollusks, annelids, and arthropods

mitochondrial matrix, cytosol

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17
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Chromosome and chromatid number chart

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18
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Adenylyl cyclase is inactive until _____ binds so that it can convert ATP to cAMP

A

epinephrine

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19
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During the summer, the deeper waters are (low/high) in nutrients and the upper layers (low/high) in O2

A

deeper - high

upper - high

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20
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Layers of the bone

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21
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T/F? Blue-green algae are in the kingdom plantae, and thus have cell walls.

A

FALSE - they are prokaryotes! contain cell walls

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22
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Differentiate between monoecious, dioecious, gynoecious, and androecious.

A

monoecious = bear both sperm and egg on the same gametophyte

dioecious = distinctly male or female

gynoecious = distinctly female

androecious = distinctly male

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23
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Differentiate between the chorion, placenta, and allantois

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chorion - extraembryonic membrane formed during development; allows for gas exchange in birds and reptiles, while in mammals it attaches to the endometrium and develops into the placenta

placenta - a structure that allows for the exchange of gases, nutrients, and wastes from the embryo and the mother.

allantois - eventually forms the umbilical cord between the embryo and placenta, which functions in the transport of gases, nutrients, and waste

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24
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List the parts of a sarcomere

A
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25
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As the electrons fall through the electron transport chain of the thylakoid membrane, in what direction do H+ ions flow? How does this affect the pH?

A

H+ ions flow into the thylakoid (OPPOSITE of mitochondria, where H+ ions flow OUT of the matrix).

The flow of H+ ions into the thylakoid decreases the pH because it becomes more acidic.

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26
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The bohr effect is seen in a (right/left) shift hemoglobin curve. Describe what this means.

A

bohr effect - hemoglobin has a higher affinity to CO2 when O2 is low; seen in acidic/right shift curve conditions

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27
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Which is used to distinguish self from non-self?

A. MHC II

B. B cells

C. Lysozyme

D. Helper T cells

E. Macrophages

A

A

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28
Q

Sebaceous glands can be found in all of the following areas EXCEPT for one. Which one is the EXCEPTION?

A. Eyelids

B. Palms

C. Scalp

D. Underarms

E. Earlobes

A

B

Sebaceous glands are tiny glands in the skin that secrete an oil called sebum. They are located in the dermis of the skin and found nearly everywhere in human skin EXCEPT for the palms of the hands and soles of the feet. The body releases this oil to waterproof and protect the skin, but it also is a lipid and reduces friction. It doesn’t make sense to make your hands and feet slippery, so we can infer this must be the correct answer.

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29
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A morula is a solid ball of ____ cells.

It will continue to divide to made the _____ that implants in the uterus.

Implantation will take place at about day _____

A

32, blastocyst, 6

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30
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A bacteriophage carrying RNA infects a bacterial cell, generates DNA, and integrates itself into the host’s genome. After it integrates into the host’s genome, the bacteriophage is called a(n):

A. episome

B. vector

C. prophage

D. capsid

E. plasmid

A

C

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31
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T/F?

Mosses and ferns do not contain seeds.

A

TRUE

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32
Q

What increases the likelihood of crossover between two genes on a homologous chromosome?

A

distance - chances increase if they are more further apart

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33
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Alternation of Generations

A
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34
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The kangaroo rat is known to have very long loops of Henle, for it lives in a very dry environment. What kinds of foods would it eat to provide for a source of water?

A

foods that are high in fat - oxidation of fat provides water

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35
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Which of the following occurs during embryonic cleavage from zygote to morula?

A. Decrease in morula size.

B. Decrease in blastomere size.

C. Differentiation of blastomeres to pluripotent cells.

D. Formation of the blastocyst.

E. Invagination into zygote to form the neural tube.

A

B

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36
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What factor is responsible for the striations in skeletal muscle?

a) alternating between the thick actin filaments and the thin myosin filaments
b) alternating between the thin actin filaments and the thick myosin filaments
c) the I band
d) light bands of the myosin interdigitating with the dark bands of the acting

A

B

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37
Q

A distinguishing feature of t-RNA is the presence of unsualy bases ______, ______, and _______

A

methylinosine, pseudouridine, and 4-thiouridine

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38
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Embryonic Development

A
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39
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T/F? Trapped osteoblasts within the small spaces of bone mature into fibroblasts.

A

FALSE - once trapped, osteoblasts will mature into osteocytes

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40
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Archegonia

A

a structure that contiains the female gamete in bryophytes

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41
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Each NADH will make ___ ATP, and FADH will made ____ ATP

T/F? NAD+ and FAD+ will transfer electrons to the ETC.

A

NADH = 3 ATP

FADH = 2 ATP

FALSE - only NADH and FADH will transfer electrons!

42
Q

How is filtration increased when the efferent arteriole of the kidney is constricted?

A

filtration increases

43
Q

Which animal phyla lack a notochord?

Define the volvox

A

Platyhelminthes, cnidaria, porifera, nematoda, annelida

Volvox - a plant like protist

44
Q

Describe the leaf veins in dicots vs monocots

A

monocots - parallel

dicots - netlike

45
Q

Which blood type is the universal recipient?

Which is the universal donor?

A

recipient - AB

donor - O

46
Q

Cruetzfeldt-Jakob disease is a degenerative brain disorder that is caused from:

a) prions
b) silent mutations
b) mutations in siRNA
c) forward mutations

A

A

47
Q

List the following eras from least to most recent.

mesozoic, cenozoic, precambrian, paleozoic

A

Cenozoic > mesozoic > paleozoic > precambrian

48
Q

Differentiate between operant and classical conditioning.

A

Operant - doing something for a reward; either positive or negative

Classical - ellicits a physiological response (pavlov’s dogs)

49
Q

Which process is common to both aerobic and anaerobic organisms?

a) Krebs cycle
b) fermentation
c) glycolysis
d) electron transport chain

A

C - glycolysis is common to all living cells

50
Q

Define capacitation.

Describe what intermediate filaments, microtubules, and microfilaments are made from.

A

capacitation - penetration of egg by sperm

intermediate filaments = keratin

microtubules = tubulin

microfiliaments = actin

51
Q

Layers of a developing fetus

A
52
Q

Which hormone is correctly matched to its site of production?

a) anterior pituitary - ADH
b) posterior pituitary - ACTH
c) - B cells of pancreas - glucagon
d) adrenal cortex - norepinephrine
e) anterior pituitary gland - prolactin

A

E

Just remember most hormones commonly tested on the DAT are made in the anterior pituitary!

the only ones made in the posterior pituitary are ADH and oxytocin (but both are made in the hypothalamus)

53
Q

Which second messenger will activate Ca++ channels?

Which will degrade cAMP?

Dizygotic twins are produces by how many eggs and sperm? How about monozygotic twins?

A

IP3

phosphodiesterase

dizygotic (fraternal) 2 eggs, 2 sperm

monozygotic (identical) 1 egg, 1 sperm that splits upon syngamy

54
Q

Melanocytes are found in which layer of the skin?

A

Stratum germinativum - deepest layer

*if not an answer choice, pick stratum basale!

55
Q

Which of the following factors is involved in both specific and non-specific immunity?

A. MHC II

B. B cells

C. Natural Killer Cells

D. Helper T cells

E. Macrophages

F. Two of the above

A

F - A and C

56
Q

Assuming independent assortment, how many different gametes can be produced from the genotype AaBbCc?

A. 3

B. 4

C. 6

D. 8

E. 16

A

D

For these types of problems use the formula 2n = # of combinations, where 2 is the number of alleles in each gene and n is the number genes.

We have 2 alleles and 3 genes, so 23 = 8 combinations. We could also write out all possible combinations: ABC, ABc, AbC, Abc, aBC, aBc, abC, abc

57
Q

Which element would not be suitable to trace DNA or RNA?

A

sulfur - DNA or RNA does not contain this!

58
Q

The light-dependent reactions of photosynthesis occur in the ___ _____of chloroplast.

Here, cyclic photophosphorylation produces ATP through an electron transport chain, and noncylic photophosphorylation produces _____

Water is split during these reactions, releasing O2.

These products, along with CO2 and rubisco, will become the reactants in the light-independent reactions of photosynthesis, which will produce _____, ____, and ____

A

thylakoid membranes

NADPH

C6H12O6 (glucose), NADP+, and ADP.

59
Q

DNA segments that are movable are called:

a) duplications
b) inversions
c) transposable elements
d) deletions
e) transcripts

A

C

60
Q

Which biome is located below the tundra?

a) temperate deciduous forest
b) taiga
c) savanna
d) chaparral

A

B

61
Q

Which protein will be prduced by an animal cell in response to a viral attack?

Differentiate between the hershey chase experiment and the pulse chase experiment

A

Interferon

hershey chase = confirm that DNA is genetic material

pulse chase = studies the intracellular location of proteins; puts radiolctive label on protein

62
Q

Differentiate between a prophage, a provirus, a plasmid, an episome, and a vector

A

prophage - a bacteriophage once it has inserted its genetic material into the genome of the host cell.

provirus - If a virus infects a eukaryotic cell and inserts itself into the host genome

plasmid - short circular DNA molecule outside of the main chromosome that can contain beneficial genes.

episome - a closed circular DNA molecule replicated inside of the nucleus or nuclear region; can be integrated into the bacterial chromosome, which makes them different from plasmids.

vector - a vehicle that transfers genetic information to a foreign genome.

63
Q

The foramen ovale allows blood to _____ _____ circulation

A

bypass, pulmonary

64
Q

The trophoblast consists of a (single/double/triple) layer of cells and will be the precursor to the ______

A

double, placenta

65
Q

Which of the following are double stranded pieces of RNA that bind specifically to a complementary sequence to degrade target RNA or block its translation?

a) histone
b) siRNA’s
c) snRNP’s
c) spliceosome

A

B

66
Q

T/F? Smooth muscle, cardiac, and skeletal muscle cells are all mononucleated.

A

FALSE - only smooth muscle and cardiac cells are mononucleated; skeletal muscle cells are multi

67
Q

Differentiate between the law of segregation and the law of independent assortment

A

The law of segregation refers to the separation of alleles to individual gametes. Essentially, each member of a chromosome pair will migrate to an opposite pole.

law of independent assortment - where each chromosome pair does not influence the position of another chromosome pair on the metaphase plate.

68
Q

Long bone

A
69
Q

The transfer of DNA by a virus is called:

a) transformation
b) transduction
c) vector
d) conjugation

A

B

70
Q

In an energy pyramid, the greatest amount of energy is found in the:

a) decomposers
b) producers
c) tertiary consumers
d) secondary consumers

A

B

71
Q

Double Fertilization

A

Two sperms have different roles - one will fertilize the egg and make a 2N zygote, while the other will feritlize the two haploid central nuclei and make a 3N endosperm, which will supply nutrients to the developing embryo

72
Q
A

skips generations = autosomal recessive

no skip = autosomal dominant

x linked = if most of the males are affected

73
Q

Gray Crescent

Somite

Vegetal Pole

A

An area located close to the quator of an egg cell on the side opposite the point of sperm entry

Segmented blcoks of tissue that form around the notochord; produce spine and muscle

the portion of an ovum opposite the animal pole, containing most of the yolk and little cytoplasm

74
Q

T/F? Pluripotent cells are more differentiated than totipotent cells, which can give rise to an entire organism

A

TRUE

75
Q

A specific X-linked recessive allele is lethal. Males that inherit the recessive allele and females that are homozygous recessive will abort before birth. What is the probability that a heterozygous mother will give birth to a child with only one copy of the recessive allele?

A. 0

B. 1/4

C. 1/3

D. 1/2

E. 1

A

C

76
Q

Ecological Succession

A

an area in which communities are replaced in a predictable manner

77
Q

Germ Layer

A
78
Q

Differentiate between marine and freshwater fish, in regards to how much they drink and how much they urinate

A

Marine fish - drink a lot of water and rarely urinate

Freshwater - rarely drink and constantly urinate

79
Q

T/F? Collagen consists of a double helix and is an abundant fibrous protein.

A

FALSE - collagen is a TRIPLE HELIX

80
Q

A chemical defense system that works with the immune response and supllements the inflammatory response is termed:

A

complement

81
Q

T/F? Cleavage can begin while the zygote is still present in the fallopian tube

What is the correct order of sequence for the following:

gastrula, blastula, morula, zygote

A

TRUE

zygote (fertilization) > morula > blastula > gastrula

82
Q

Food pyramid picture

A
83
Q

What will allow for the release of integral proteins within a cell membrane?

a) nitrogenous bases
b) salt
c) acid
d) base (detergent)

A

D

84
Q

A population of fish is in Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium. Red-colored scales are a dominant trait and blue-colored scales are a recessive trait. In the population, 36% of the fish display red-colored scales. What percent of the population in the next generation is expected to be homozygous dominant?

A. 4%

B. 20%

C. 36%

D. 64%

E. 80%

A

A

85
Q

_____ is a toxin that will inhibit the Na+/K+ ATPase; it can be used as a rapid cardiac stimulant

A

Oubain

86
Q

T/F? Yellow bone marrow can convert to red bone marrow when blood supply is low

A

TRUE

87
Q

A bacteriophage contains:

a) nucleus
b) lysosomes
c) golgi body
d) DNA or RNA
e) more than one of these

A

D

bacteriophage = a virus that contains bacteria; lacks organelles

88
Q

Which of the following syndromes is not due to the trisome nondisjuntion?

a) edward syndrome
b) down syndrome
c) turner syndrome
d) klinefelter syndrome

A

C

Turner’s is a monosomy of sex chromosomes

89
Q

Reactants and products of metabolic processes

A
90
Q

During cleavage of the zygote, each new blastomere becomes _______ _____.

However, the size of the entire ______ does not change.

Each division gives ___ cytoplasm to the daughter cell in preparation for cell differentiation

A

increasingly smaller

zygot/morula

less

91
Q

A 9:3:3:1 phenotypic ratio is characteristic of the ______ generation of a dihybrid cross

a) F1
b) F2
c) P1
d) P2

A

B

92
Q

Which type of RNA is most and least abundant? Which is the smallest type or RNA?

A

most abundant = rRNA

least = mRNA

smallest = tRNA

93
Q

A stable complex of carbon monoxide and hemoglovin in red blood cells is termed:

a) carboxyhemoglobin
b) carbaminohemoglobin
c) oxyhemoglobin
d) deoxyhemoglobin

A

A

94
Q

Law of Segregation vs. Law of Independent Assortment

A
95
Q

A hummingbird looks very similar to a sunbird. Hummingbirds live in North America, while the sunbird is from Asia. This is an example of:

a) continental drift
b) convergent evolution
c) divergent evolution

A

B

occurs when two different species with differing ancestries evolve to look similar

96
Q

Which of the following are in the kingdom Monera?

a) paramecium
b) mushrooms
c) bacteria
d) green algae
e) more than one of these

A

monera = blue green algae and bacteria

C

97
Q

(Cnidoblasts/nematocysts) are specialized cells locatedi n the tentacles and body wall of coelenterates, and is filled by (cnidoblasts/nematocysts)

A

cnidoblasts, nematocysts

nematocysts are the stinging cells!

98
Q

Differentiate between isotonic and isokinetic contractions

A

Isotonic contractions - any contraction that changes muscle length (including concentric and eccentric)

isokinetic contractions- muscle length changes at a constant speed.

99
Q

Which of the following is true for the gametes of an individual with the genotype AaBb? Assume independent assortment but no crossing over.

A. ¼ AABB + ½ AaBb + ¼ aabb

B. ½ Aa + ½ Bb

C. ½ AB + ½ ab

D. ¼ AB + ¼ Ab + ¼ aB + ¼ ab

E. ¼ AB + ½ Ab + ¼ ab

A

D

This question is asking us what types of gametes an individual with the genotype AaBb will create. To produce gametes, we know the individual must undergo meiosis. Meiosis normally ends in four unique haploid cells. So we just list out all the possible combinations, which includes AB, Ab, aB, and ab.

100
Q

Earthworms require ___ skin for gas exchange because they lack a ____ system

A

moist, respiratory