quiz Flashcards

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is when the eggs are deposited outside the mother’s body after fertilization.

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Oviparity

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The fertilized eggs are retained within the mother in order to complete their development. The embryos still take all of their nourishment from the egg yolk. The young are thus fully developed when they hatch.

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Ovoviviparity

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is found in almost all mammals. The young develop within the mother and takes its nourishment directly from their mother’s blood, as opposed to egg yolks.

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Viviparity

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4
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In most cartilaginous fish most fertilization is _____.

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internal

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5
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In internal fertilization, the male introduces sperm into the female by means of a modified _______.

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pelvic fin

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In Amphibians, gametes from the males and females are released through the __________.

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cloaca

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The shells of reptile eggs are _____, and this allows for better withstanding of environmental conditions.

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leathery

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As the eggs pass through the ________, the glands secrete the egg whites and the hard shells that distinguish bird eggs from reptilian eggs.

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oviduct

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9
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Most birds are also _______, meaning that they keep a stable body temperature.

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homeotherms

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10
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the embryo that develops within the cavity filled with fluid is surrounded by a membrane called an amnion.

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amniotic eggs

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is an extra-embryonic membrane and develops outside of the body of the embryo.

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amnion

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12
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_______ in females is the cyclic release of an egg from the ovary.

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Ovulation

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13
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The period of sexual receptivity

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estrus

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14
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the reproductive cycle is therefore called

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estrous cycle

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15
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The most primitive mammals, the monotremes, are __________

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oviparous

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16
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derives its nutrients from the mother’s blood, since fetal and maternal blood vessels are in close proximity.

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fetus

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deduced the classical principles of genetics in 1865. He based his deductions on the results of breeding experiments with peas.

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Gregor Mendel

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genetic composition

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their physical appearance

20
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is the term for the deductions of Mendel.

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Mendelian genetics

21
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in the form of meiosis involves the daughter cell inheriting only one member of each chromosome pair.

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Cell division

22
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Chromosomes exchange materials during ________, leading to the linked genes’ recombination.

23
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The first evidence for the existence of enzymes came in 1909, through the study of the disease called ________ The disease results from a genetic defect that results in problems with the metabolism of phenylalanine, an amino acid.

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phenylketonuria

24
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who formed the basis for present-day molecular biology.

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James Watson and Francis Crick

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purines
adenine (A), guanine (G)
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pyrimidines
cytosine (C), and thymine (T)
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Two strands of DNA can separate to serve as templates for a new strand. This would be specified by base pairing.
semiconservative replication
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This process is called semiconservative replication, because one strand is conserved in the
progeny DNA molecule
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The enzyme that catalyzes DNA replication
DNA polymerase
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going both forwards and backwards
bidirectional
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going only one direction
unidirectional
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directed by genes.
Protein synthesis
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the sequence of nucleotides in a gene in the DNA is copied to the corresponding sequence of nucleotides in mRNA.
transcription
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the sequence of nucleotides in the mRNA determines the sequence of amino acids in the proteins.
translation
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mediated by RNA polymerase It separates the two strands of the double helix and constructs an mRNA molecule by adding nucleotides one at a time.
transcription
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determines the sequence of amino acids in the protein.
translation
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Each tRNA has three nucleotides that form an
anti-codon
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building blocks of proteins
Amino acids
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mRNA
messenger RNA
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tRNA
transfer RNA