Exam 2: Heredity and the Environment
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For females, the chances of inheriting a dominant disease allele on the X chromosome are __________ the chances for males.
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________ is a segment of DNA that provides an instruction for a particular structure, function, or trait.
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Which of the following is an example of a dominant X-linked trait?
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The G x E interaction describes how development is influenced by the interaction of
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When technicians remove the chromosomes from fetal cells that are collected during an amniocentesis, they arrange them by size to form a picture called
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One way that a child's genes interact with the environment is by affecting the kinds of environments that are available.
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In the course of development, one of the ways that a child's genes interact with the environment is by affecting the kinds of environments that are available. One example of this process is the concept of niche-picking. Define niche-picking and then elaborate on how genetics operate in a passive, evocative, and active manner.
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If there is an important genetic influence on a given trait, then the correlation for ______________ should be significantly higher than the correlation for ______________.
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Fifteen-year-old Jacob loves bluegrass music. He bought himself a used banjo with money he saved and regularly plays music with a local band. He keeps in contact with other musicians through the Internet and plans to move to Nashville when he graduates from high school. Jacob's behavior illustrates the
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________ refers to the way that genes limit developmental outcomes.
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Abnormalities in the structure or number of whole chromosomes are present in 1 of every 160 live births.
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The term used to refer to a fertilized egg cell that has begun to divide is
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Which of the following statements regarding dizygotic twins is not TRUE?
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It takes approximately 90 percent of the nucleotide base pairs to provide active instructions.
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Which of the following concepts places the heaviest emphasis on genetic determinism?
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Tina was having trouble conceiving a child. She went to the doctor to determine if she could have a child. After running some blood tests, it was determined that Tina has Turner syndrome. Explain what Turner syndrome is and then determine whether or not Tina is fertile.
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