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1
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Chi-square test

A

A statistical test used to determine whether your experimentally observed results are consistent with your hypothesis

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2
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G1, G2, and S are collectively called ___.

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Interphase

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3
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Preparation for cell division begins in the ___ phase.

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G1

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4
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In the ___ phase, the chromosomes are replicated, transforming each chromosome do it has two sister chromatids.

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S

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5
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Sister chromatids are linked together at the ___ and are considered a single chromosome.

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Centromere

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6
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The ___ proteins, at the centromere, help hold the sister chromatids together.

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Kinetochore

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7
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Mitosis phases

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Interphase
Prophase
Metaphase
Anaphase
Telophase
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8
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During ___ the nuclear membrane dissociates and the chromosomes condense.

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Prophase

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9
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The interaction of the spindle fibers with the chromosomes occurs during ___.

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Prometaphase

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10
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___ occurs when the chromosomes align along a central plate called the ___ ___.

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Metaphase

Metaphase plate

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11
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The sorting of the chromosomes occurred during ___, when the connection between the sister chromatids breaks.

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Anaphase

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12
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When the cells reach opposite sides of the cell, they begin to decondense. This marks the start of ___.

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Telophase

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13
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Following telophase, the cell proceeds into ___.

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Cytokinesis

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14
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In animal cells this involves the use of a __ ___.

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Cleavage furrow

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15
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In plant cells this involves the use of a ___ ___.

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Cell plate

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16
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Meiosis phases

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Interphase 
Prophase I
Metaphase I
Anaphase I
Telophase I
Prophase II
Metaphase II
Anaphase II
Telophase II
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17
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The first stage of prophase I is ___.

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Leptotene

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18
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What happens during leptotene?

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The chromosomes start to condense, forming threadlike structures

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19
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During the second stage, called ___, the homologous chromosomes recognize each other by a process known as synapsis.

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Zygotene

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20
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Just prior to the third stage, ___, the process of crossing over occurs between non-sister chromatids in the bivalent.

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Pachytene

21
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The site of crossing over is called the ___.

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Chiasma

22
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In the fourth stage, called ___, the synaptonemal complex has disappeared.

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Diplotene

23
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The individual chromatids are usually visible at this point, and the structure is called a ___.

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Tetrad

24
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By the last stage, ___, the synaptonemal complex has completely disappeared.

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Diakinesis

25
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The purpose of sexual reproduction is to produce gametes, a process known as ___.

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Gametogenesis

26
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In male animals, the formation of the sperm, called ___, occurs in the testes.

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Spermatogenesis

27
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___ is the formation of the egg cells.

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Oogenesis

28
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The haploid generation is called the ___ and the diploid generation is called the ___.

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Gametophyte; sporophyte

29
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The process of meiosis produces haploid cells called ___, which then divide by mitosis to produce the gametophyte.

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Spores

30
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For most higher plants, the dominant stage is the ___ stage.

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Sporophyte

31
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Gametogenesis in higher plants occurs in the ___ and ___.

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Anthers and ovaries

32
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Double fertilization

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One of the sperm cells fertilizes the polar nuclei, forming a 3n endosperm. The other sperm cell enters the egg cell, forming a diploid zygote.

33
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___ is the likelihood that and event will occur

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Probability

34
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The ___ ___ can be used to predict the occurrence of mutually exclusive events

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Sum rule

35
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The ___ ___ can be used to predict the probability of independent events

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Product rule

36
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The ___ ___ ___ can be used to predict the probability of an unordered combination of events

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Binomial expansion equation

37
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___ ___ occurs when two alleles produce an intermediate phenotype

A

Incomplete dominance

38
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___ occurs when heterozygotes have superior traits

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Overdominance

39
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Codominance

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Two different alleles that are both completely expressed in a heterozygous individual

40
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Psuedodominance

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False dominance

A recessive trait mimics a dominant pattern

41
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Law of segregation

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Two copies of a gene segregate from each other during transmission from parent to offspring

42
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Law of independent assortment

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Two different genes randomly assort their alleles during the formation of haploid reproductive cells

43
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Turner syndrome

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Female X

44
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Kinefelter syndrome

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XXY

45
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Trisomy X

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XXX

46
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Jacob syndrome

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XYY

47
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What allows us to determine the likelihood that the variation indicated by the chi square calculation is due to random chance alone?

A

P values

48
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Degrees of freedom is..

A

The measure of the number of categories in the experiment that are independent of one another