Exam 10: Patterns of Inheritance

If a pure-breeding wired-hair terrier (WW) is crossed with a pure-breeding smooth-hair terrier (ww), and a puppy with a wavy hair is produced, the simplest explanation is ____.

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Question 41

An individual's determines its observable .

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Question 42

When genes are located very close together on the same chromosome, ____.

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Question 43

When Gregor Mendel first started his genetics experiments, he ____.

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Question 44

Match the following symptoms to the disorder to which they correspond. -Klinefelter syndrome A)mental impairment and heart defects B)mild mental impairment C)Sterility and mental impairment D)minimal abnormalities E)sterility, abnormal ovaries, and abnormal sexual traits

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Question 45

Observable traits are known in genetics as ____.

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Question 46

Matching Match the following terms to the description with which they best correspond. -refers to two alleles that are both fully expressed in heterozygous individuals A)genotype B)heterozygous C)dihybrid cross D)pleiotropic E)codominance F)epistasis G)incomplete dominance H)syndrome I)continuous variation J)aneuploidy

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Question 47

Matching Match the following terms to the description with which they best correspond. -refers to a gene whose product influences multiple genes A)genotype B)heterozygous C)dihybrid cross D)pleiotropic E)codominance F)epistasis G)incomplete dominance H)syndrome I)continuous variation J)aneuploidy

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Question 48

Match the following terms to the disorder to which it corresponds. -polydactyly A)autosomal dominant disorder B)autosomal recessive disorder C)X-linked disorder

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Question 49

The probability of producing a normal child by two parents who are carriers for an autosomal recessive disorder is ____.

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Question 50

In Siamese cats, enzymes that code for dark fur color are only active in cooler temperatures. Thus, the tips of a Siamese cat's ears, feet, and tail are dark but not the warmer regions of its body core. This is an example of ____.

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Question 51

The main problem for those with cystic fibrosis involves ____.

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Question 52

In a pedigree chart, a male who demonstrates the trait being studied is represented by a ____.

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Question 53

Six fingers on one hand would be classified as a(n) ____.

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Question 54

Human eye color is an example of a trait that varies ____.

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Question 55

Amniocentesis involves sampling ____.

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Question 56

Males are more commonly affected by X-linked recessive genetic disorders than females because ____.

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Question 57

Match the following terms to the description with which they best correspond. -the particular alleles carried by an individual A)genotype B)heterozygous C)dihybrid cross D)pleiotropic E)codominance F)epistasis G)incomplete dominance H)syndrome I)continuous variation J)aneuploidy

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Question 58

Match the following terms to the correct label in the figure below. a.A b.B c.C d.D e.E -recessive phenotype

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Question 59

Red coat is dominant in horses and white coat is recessive. In a cross between a homozygous dominant red-coated horse and a white-coated horse, what genotype(s) would be observed in the offspring?

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Exam 10: Patterns of Inheritance

If a pure-breeding wired-hair terrier (WW) is crossed with a pure-breeding smooth-hair terrier (ww), and a puppy with a wavy hair is produced, the simplest explanation is ____.​

An individual's ____ determines its observable ____.

When genes are located very close together on the same chromosome, ____.​

When Gregor Mendel first started his genetics experiments, he ____.

Match the following symptoms to the disorder to which they correspond. -​Klinefelter syndrome A)mental impairment and heart defects B)mild mental impairment C)Sterility and mental impairment D)minimal abnormalities E)sterility, abnormal ovaries, and abnormal sexual traits

Observable traits are known in genetics as ____.​

Match the following terms to the disorder to which it corresponds. -​polydactyly A)autosomal dominant disorder B)autosomal recessive disorder C)X-linked disorder

The probability of producing a normal child by two parents who are carriers for an autosomal recessive disorder is ____.

In Siamese cats, enzymes that code for dark fur color are only active in cooler temperatures. Thus, the tips of a Siamese cat's ears, feet, and tail are dark but not the warmer regions of its body core. This is an example of ____.

The main problem for those with cystic fibrosis involves ____.​

In a pedigree chart, a male who demonstrates the trait being studied is represented by a ____.​

Six fingers on one hand would be classified as a(n) ____.​

Human eye color is an example of a trait that varies ____.​

Amniocentesis involves sampling ____.

Males are more commonly affected by X-linked recessive genetic disorders than females because ____.​

Match the following terms to the description with which they best correspond. -​the particular alleles carried by an individual A)genotype B)heterozygous C)dihybrid cross D)pleiotropic E)codominance F)epistasis G)incomplete dominance H)syndrome I)continuous variation J)aneuploidy

Match the following terms to the correct label in the figure below.​ a.A b.B c.C d.D e.E -​recessive phenotype

Red coat is dominant in horses and white coat is recessive. In a cross between a homozygous dominant red-coated horse and a white-coated horse, what genotype(s) would be observed in the offspring?​

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If a pure-breeding wired-hair terrier (WW) is crossed with a pure-breeding smooth-hair terrier (ww), and a puppy with a wavy hair is produced, the simplest explanation is ____.

An individual's determines its observable .

When genes are located very close together on the same chromosome, ____.

Match the following symptoms to the disorder to which they correspond. -Klinefelter syndrome A)mental impairment and heart defects B)mild mental impairment C)Sterility and mental impairment D)minimal abnormalities E)sterility, abnormal ovaries, and abnormal sexual traits

Observable traits are known in genetics as ____.

Match the following terms to the disorder to which it corresponds. -polydactyly A)autosomal dominant disorder B)autosomal recessive disorder C)X-linked disorder

The main problem for those with cystic fibrosis involves ____.

In a pedigree chart, a male who demonstrates the trait being studied is represented by a ____.

Six fingers on one hand would be classified as a(n) ____.

Human eye color is an example of a trait that varies ____.

Males are more commonly affected by X-linked recessive genetic disorders than females because ____.

Match the following terms to the description with which they best correspond. -the particular alleles carried by an individual A)genotype B)heterozygous C)dihybrid cross D)pleiotropic E)codominance F)epistasis G)incomplete dominance H)syndrome I)continuous variation J)aneuploidy

Match the following terms to the correct label in the figure below. a.A b.B c.C d.D e.E -recessive phenotype

Red coat is dominant in horses and white coat is recessive. In a cross between a homozygous dominant red-coated horse and a white-coated horse, what genotype(s) would be observed in the offspring?