Biology Mastery Quiz: Genetics & Evolution

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Froggy Jumps Biology Mastery Quiz: Genetics & EvolutionOnline version Key concepts quiz by AO - 10ZZ 881903 Jean Augustine SS 1 What kinds of mistakes can happen during anaphase I and anaphase II of meiosis? What happens when these mistakes in meiosis occur? a nondisjunction b mutations c translocations 2 An organism with a diploid number of 10 will have how many chromosomes in a haploid cell? a 5 b 10 c 20 3 Explain why it is important for human germline cells to undergo meiosis before fertilization takes place? a to increase chromosome number b to reduce chromosome number and create variation c to prevent mutations 4 Explain how it is possible to produce a trisomic XXX female. a gene duplication b nondisjunction during meiosis c independent assortment 5 Differentiate between codominance and incomplete dominance. a dominance and recessiveness b codominance both alleles fully expressed; incomplete dominance is a blend c co-dominance and dominance 6 Cystic fibrosis is regulated by a recessive allele 'b'. Explain how two parents without the disorder can produce the disorder. a one parent is affected b one parent has a spontaneous mutation c both parents must be carriers (heterozygous) 7 For ABO blood groups, the A and B alleles are codominant, but both A and B are dominant over type O. Indicate the blood types possible from the mating of a male O to a woman AB. Could a female AB ever produce a child with blood type O? a Possible offspring: AB only; Yes b Possible offspring: O only; Yes c Possible offspring: A or B; No, AB cannot have type O child 8 In Japanese four o’clock plants, red flowers show some dominance over white flowers. The heterozygous flowers are pink. Is this incomplete or codominance? If a red flowered plant is crossed with a white flowered plant, what will be the phenotype rati a incomplete dominance; 3 red : 1 white in F1 b codominance; 1 red : 1 white in F1 c incomplete dominance; 1 pink : 1 pink (all pink in F1) 9 Explain X-linked inheritance patterns. Why do X-linked recessive traits show up more in males than in females? a males have only one X; females have two Xs so recessive alleles are masked b females have only one X c males have two Xs 10 What is artificial selection? Provide a real life example of artificial selection. a genetic drift in small populations b natural selection by environment c selective breeding by humans; e.g., domestic dogs

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Biology Mastery Quiz: Genetics & EvolutionOnline version

Key concepts quiz

by AO - 10ZZ 881903 Jean Augustine SS

What kinds of mistakes can happen during anaphase I and anaphase II of meiosis? What happens when these mistakes in meiosis occur?

nondisjunction

mutations

translocations

An organism with a diploid number of 10 will have how many chromosomes in a haploid cell?

Explain why it is important for human germline cells to undergo meiosis before fertilization takes place?

to increase chromosome number

to reduce chromosome number and create variation

to prevent mutations

Explain how it is possible to produce a trisomic XXX female.

gene duplication

nondisjunction during meiosis

independent assortment

Differentiate between codominance and incomplete dominance.

dominance and recessiveness

codominance both alleles fully expressed; incomplete dominance is a blend

co-dominance and dominance

Cystic fibrosis is regulated by a recessive allele 'b'. Explain how two parents without the disorder can produce the disorder.

one parent is affected

one parent has a spontaneous mutation

both parents must be carriers (heterozygous)

For ABO blood groups, the A and B alleles are codominant, but both A and B are dominant over type O. Indicate the blood types possible from the mating of a male O to a woman AB. Could a female AB ever produce a child with blood type O?

Possible offspring: AB only; Yes

Possible offspring: O only; Yes

Possible offspring: A or B; No, AB cannot have type O child

In Japanese four o’clock plants, red flowers show some dominance over white flowers. The heterozygous flowers are pink. Is this incomplete or codominance? If a red flowered plant is crossed with a white flowered plant, what will be the phenotype rati

incomplete dominance; 3 red : 1 white in F1

codominance; 1 red : 1 white in F1

incomplete dominance; 1 pink : 1 pink (all pink in F1)

Explain X-linked inheritance patterns. Why do X-linked recessive traits show up more in males than in females?

males have only one X; females have two Xs so recessive alleles are masked

females have only one X

males have two Xs

What is artificial selection? Provide a real life example of artificial selection.

genetic drift in small populations

natural selection by environment

selective breeding by humans; e.g., domestic dogs

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What kinds of mistakes can happen during anaphase I and anaphase II of meiosis? What happens when these mistakes in meiosis occur?

An organism with a diploid number of 10 will have how many chromosomes in a haploid cell?

Explain why it is important for human germline cells to undergo meiosis before fertilization takes place?

Explain how it is possible to produce a trisomic XXX female.

Differentiate between codominance and incomplete dominance.

Cystic fibrosis is regulated by a recessive allele 'b'. Explain how two parents without the disorder can produce the disorder.

For ABO blood groups, the A and B alleles are codominant, but both A and B are dominant over type O. Indicate the blood types possible from the mating of a male O to a woman AB. Could a female AB ever produce a child with blood type O?

In Japanese four o’clock plants, red flowers show some dominance over white flowers. The heterozygous flowers are pink. Is this incomplete or codominance? If a red flowered plant is crossed with a white flowered plant, what will be the phenotype rati

Explain X-linked inheritance patterns. Why do X-linked recessive traits show up more in males than in females?

What is artificial selection? Provide a real life example of artificial selection.

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