Exam 28: Complex and Quantitative Traits
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Exam 28: Complex and Quantitative Traits39 Questions
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Heritability values can be compared between populations if there is variation in the environmental conditions.
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When analyzing two variables, the strength of the association between the variables is called the ________.
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Hybrids resulting from matings of inbred strains often show heterosis, explained by two different hypotheses, overdominance and dominance. What are the predictions of these hypotheses?
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The best definition for genotype-environment interactions is
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The equation that describes the relationship between phenotypic variance, genetic variance and environmental variance is
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Since quantitative traits are frequently associated with a number of genes and the environment, it is difficult to assign accurate phenotypic classes for a Punnett square diagram.
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If a population has no polymorphisms, then its genetic variance is 0.
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For a quantitative trait, the total variance of the population is due to which of the following?
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Calculate the narrow-sense heritability of height between aunts and nieces if the observed phenotypic correlation coefficient is 0.1.
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Realized heritability may be determined from artificial selection experiments.
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In calculations of the degrees of freedom for a correlation coefficient, what value does the degrees of freedom take?
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Many organisms used in modern agriculture are a result of artificial selection.
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What is the standard deviation for the mother's and daughter's heights?
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A heritability value of 0.997 indicates which of the following?
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After several generations of artificial selective breeding, a plateau is reached where artificial selection is no longer effective. This is called the ________.
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Which of the following best describes the degrees of freedom for the calculation of variance?
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