Theme 4a Part 1 Flashcards

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What is blending inheritance

A

Offspring have traits the are intermediate (similar) to their parents

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2
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What happens to variation of phenotype overtime if blending occurs?

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Variation will be reduced over time

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3
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What did mendel do

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Tested the hypothesis of blending vs particulate inheritance by using true breeding varieties of peas

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4
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What is P1

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First parental generation

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What is F1

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First filial generation

Offspring of P1

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What were mendels hypothesis’s

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Adult plants carry two copies of genes that give inheritance of a character

If individuals pair of genes consist of diff alleles, one allele is dom over the other

The pair of allele that control a character, separate as gametes. Half of these gametes are haploid ie carry one allele and other half carry the other allele.

Diploid organism get one allele from each parent

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When do you use the product rule for probabilities?

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When your looking for probability of two independent events happening at same time.

The individual probabilities are mutiplied

Ex. Flipping head twice in a row

1/2x1/2

1/4 probability

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When do we use sum rule for probabilities?

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When looking for probability that 1 or the other of two diff events will happen

The individual probabilities are added

Ex. probability of a heads and a tails in two tosses.

  1. Head then tails :1/4
  2. Tail then heads: 1/4

Total probability: 1/4+1/4=1/2

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How did Mendel test if statistical patterns are the same throughout each generation

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Tested true breeding strains
Focus on a single trait at a time
Count the progeny

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