Exam 5: The Inheritance of Single Gene Traits

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Match the genetic notations to their definitions. -offspring of the initial mating cross

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The chi-square test can be used to test genetics hypotheses. For example, it can be used to test the hypothesis that a trait is recessive, in which case two heterozygous parents would be expected to yield 25% homozygous offspring expressing the trait. Large deviations from the expected 25% may indicate the hypothesis is incorrect. The chi-square equation is as follows: chi-square = [total of (observed-expected)2] / expected A cross between two heterozygous tall plants resulted in 136 tall offspring and 36 short offspring. Calculate the chi square value. Give your answer to 2 decimal places.

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What is the term used for the first individual identified in a family to be affected by a phenotype?

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Fill in the blank. If two or more independent events produce the same result, the probability that either will occur is the ____ of their probabilities.

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In an experiment, you have a tall plant that produces round peas. Tall and round are dominant and the plant is heterozygous for both traits. The plant is then self-fertilized. What is the probability that a single offspring plant is tall and has wrinkled peas? Express your answer as a decimal.

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A cross between tall plants (Tt genotype) and short plants (tt genotype) produced 6 offspring. What is the probability that all 6 offspring are tall?

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Which of the following characteristics do genes need to possess? Please select all that apply.

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Which of the statements about inheritance of rare traits in pedigrees are true? Please select all that apply.

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