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Ploidy after DNA replication before meiosis begins - Answer- 2n
Ploidy after Meiosis 1 and cytokinesis - Answer- n
Ploidy after meiosis 2 and cytokinesis - Answer- n
Ploidy after fertilization - Answer- 2n
nonsister chromatids - Answer- DNA molecules that can exchange small stretched of
genetic material during prophase 1 of meiosis
(T/F) nonsister chromatids have the same genes but may have different alleles of those
genes - Answer- T
(T/F) nonhomologous chromosomes have the same genes but may have different
alleles of those genes - Answer- F
in sexually reproducing species how does the number of chromosomes in offspring
compare to the number of chromosomes in their parent - Answer- they have the same
chromosome number
Chimpanzees are diploid organism with 48 chromosomes, a chimpanzee cell at
metaphase of meiosis 1 has which of the following - Answer- non homologous
chromosomes, homologous chromosomes, sister chromosomes
which of the following always have identical alleles in diploid cells directly after DNA
replication but before they enter meiosis - Answer- sister chromatids
for an organism with 2n=8 which of the following is true - Answer- there will be 8
chromosomes in cells that are just beginning meiosis, there will be 4 chromosomes in
cells after meiosis 1 and cytokinesis
a cell from an organism with 2n=4 has 2 chromosomes and 4 dna molecules what stage
of meiosis is it in - Answer- metaphase 2
in cats, 2n=38 how many chromosomes are in a somatic cell in a cat - Answer- 38
a diploid organism has 18 chromosomes. a cell from this organism has 9 chromosomes
and 9 dna molecules this cell is at what stage of meiosis - Answer- end of meiosis 2
, AA and Aa determine black fur: aa determines white. BB and Bb determine brown eyes:
bb determine blue.If a female dog with the genotype AaBb mates with a white-furred,
blue eyed male dog, what is the predicted types and proportion of their puppies?A.All
black fur with brown eyes. - Answer- 1/4 black fur with brown eyes, 1/4 black fur with
blue eyes, 1/4 white fur with brown eyes, 1/4 white fur with blue eyes.The cross is AaBb
x aabb. ¼ of the offspring are AaBb; ¼ are aaBb; ¼ are Aabb; ¼ are aabb
humans are diploid with 2n=46. a human germline call at metaphase of meiosis 2
contains ____ chromosomes ____ homologous pairs and ____ dna molecules -
Answer- 23, 0, 46 (in meiosis II, cells are haploid and since homologs separated in
meiosis I, they are no longer in the same cell in meiosis II. In metaphase II, each
chromosome still consist of 2 DNA molecules)
in a dihybrid cross between two individuals with the genotype AaBb x AaBb what
proportion of the offspring will have the genotype AABB - Answer- 1/16
a new mutation occurs in a germline cell and is passed on to offspring. The mutation
creates a new phenotype not previously present in the population. which of the following
has/have occured - Answer- evolution and an increase in genetic variation in the
population
In the graph, Why did average fitness stay the same from generations 1500 -2000? -
Answer- beneficial mutation did not occur
which of the following evolutionary forces can decrease the average relative fitness of a
population over time - Answer- mutation, gene flow, genetic drift
Which of the following statements is FALSE?
a.Genetic drift can cause a population to evolve
b.Without any heritable variation or any way to create it, evolution would not occur
c.Gene flow between two populations can cause the two populations' allele frequencies
to become more similar to each other
d.A population can evolve without becoming better adapted to its environment
e.New, beneficial mutations are more likely to occur when natural selection is acting on
a population - Answer- new beneficial mutations are more likely to occur when natural
selection is acting on a population
what is absolutely required for evolution to occur - Answer- nothing is required
99% of birds in a population on an island have dark beaks and only 1% have light
beaks. A category 5 hurricane hits the island and kills all but 8 of these birds: two
survivors happen to have light beaks. Several generations later, 50% of the birds on the
island have light beaks. What evolutionary mechanism best explains this? - Answer-
genetic bottleneck and genetic drift