Reproductive

Question 1

Dominant allele

Answer 1

Strong

Question 2

Recessive allele

Answer 2

Weak

Question 3

Genotype

Answer 3

The genetic makeup of an individual

Question 4

Phenotype

Answer 4

The way something appears/physically expressed

Question 5

DNA

Answer 5

Deoxyribonnucleic acid

Question 6

Gene

Answer 6

Instructions Manuals for our bodies

Question 7

Chromosomes

Answer 7

Packaged DNA

Question 8

Autosome

Answer 8

1st 22 pairs of chromosomes

Question 9

Sex linked traits

Answer 9

Chromosomes with traits that can happen from a specific gender

Question 10

What do upper case alleles mean (RR)

Answer 10

The trait is dominant

Question 11

What does lowercase alleles mean (rr)

Answer 11

The trait is recessive

Question 12

Homozygous recessive

Answer 12

bb

Question 13

Heterozygous

Answer 13

Bb

Question 14

Homozygous dominant

Answer 14

BB

Question 15

Hybrid

Answer 15

Bb

Question 16

Purebred dominant

Answer 16

BB

Question 17

Pure bred recessive

Answer 17

bb

Question 18

Chromosomes in human cell

Answer 18

46

Question 19

Chromosome pairs

Answer 19

23

Question 20

Autosomal pairs

Answer 20

22

Question 21

Sex chromosomes

Answer 21

One

Question 22

Male

Answer 22

xy

Question 23

Female

Answer 23

xx

Question 24

Asexual reproduction

Answer 24

Reproduction by which offspring arise from a single organism and inherited the jeans of that parent only

Question 25

Sexual reproduction

Answer 25

Reproductive process involving two sexes and resulting in an offspring

Question 26

Binary fission

Answer 26

The splitting of an organism into two new organisms about the same size

Question 27

Budding

Answer 27

Asexual reproduction process in which a bud forms on an organism

Question 28

Spore formation

Answer 28

A haploid cell that can develop into a new organism without fertilization

Question 29

Fragmentation

Answer 29

Asexual process in which a new small piece of fragment grows into a new individual

Question 30

Disadvantages to asexual reproduction

Answer 30

If there’s an issue and reproduction of one organism that can wipe out the entire population

Mutations can cause diseases and destroy offsprings

Question 31

Advantages to a sexual reproduction

Answer 31

No energy required to find a mate

Can reproduce quickly

Question 32

Prostate gland

Answer 32

A sac of skin that contain the tested

Question 33

Urethra

Answer 33

Tube leading from the bladder to the outside of the body

Question 34

Seminal vesicles

Answer 34

A gland that supplies fluid to help the sperm travel

Question 35

Vas deferens

Answer 35

Tube through which the sperm travels when exiting the epididymis

Question 36

Scrotum

Answer 36

A sac of tissues that contains testes

Question 37

Testes

Answer 37

The male gonads

Question 38

Fallopian tube

Answer 38

Tubes that carry egg from the uterus to the ovary

Question 39

Uterus

Answer 39

Organ where the fertilized egg develops into a fetus

Question 40

Cervix

Answer 40

The muscular ring at the base of the uterus

Question 41

Vagina

Answer 41

The muscular passageway

Question 42

Follicle

Answer 42

Site of egg development in the ovary

Question 43

Seminiferous tubules

Answer 43

Small tubes where sorry cells are created

Question 44

Ovary

Answer 44

Cavity where eggs are developed from follicle

Question 45

Allele

Answer 45

Represented in letters