QUESTION 25
During the first division of meiosis (meiosis
I):
a. Homologous chromosomes separate
b. Sister chromatids separate
c. Four daughter cells are formed
d. There is no metaphase
2 points
QUESTION 26
Green plants are considered:
a. Chem-heterotrophs
b. Photo-autotrophs
c. Chem-autotrophs
d. Photo-heterotrophs
2 points
QUESTION 27
Traits like height or intelligence are polygenic.
Polygenic means they:
a. Are influenced by many genes
b. Have many alleles
c. Tend to skip a generation
d. Are very common in...
Which of the following is false concerning sister
chromatids?
A. The formation of sister chromatids doubles the amount of DNA
in a cell.
B. Sister chromatids consist of two identical copies of a
single homolog.
C. Sister chromatids are held together at the centromere.
D. Sister chromatids are formed during the S phase of the cell
cycle.
E. During meiosis they separate from one another during meiosis
I.
During ____________________ of mitosis __________________
chromatids segregate.
A. telophase; sister
B. telophase; non-sister
C. anaphase; sister
D. anaphase; non-sister
E. metaphase; sister
F. metaphase; non-sister
The proteins that hold homologous chromosomes after replication
are called
Select one:
a. Kinetochores
b. Homologous chromosomes are NOT held together after
replication!
c. Centromeres
d. Cohesins
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The ratio of a testcross between an organism with unknown
genotype and its homozygous recessive counterpart is 1:1 (same
number of heterozygous and homozygous recessive offsprings). Based
on this ratio, what can you deduce about the genotype of the
unknown organism?
Select one:
a. The unknown organism is homozygous dominant
b. There...
Do homologous chromosomes have the same number of genes?
Are homologous chromosomes identical in every way? Explain.
Give an example of a haploid cell in a human. Give an example of
a diploid cell in a human.
How does synapsis lead to the variation of genetic
information?
Describe how independent assortment can lead to differences in
gamete genetic composition.
Please type the answer. Don't write on the paper,
type the answer here
Part 7
Which of the following happens during meiosis
II?
A. homologs separate
B. sister chromatids separate
C. homologs cross over
D. sister chromatids form
Which of these is a unique feature in sexual
reproduction?
A. mitosis
B. cell division
C. formation of gametes
D. formation of clones
In a diploid organism, pairs of chromosomes inherited
from father and mother are known as;
A. homologous chromosomes
B. condensed chromosomes
C. sex chromosomes
D. homozygous alleles
What parts of eukaryotic chromosomes...
what would happen if anaphase proceeded even though
the sister chromatids were not properly attached to their
respective microtubules and lined up at the metaphase
plate?
Think about homologous chromosomes.
What is the same about them? _____________
What is potentially different? ______________
Group of answer choices
alleles ; characters
genes ; alleles
traits ; genes
characters ; traits
1.) Describe the differences and similarities of
mitosis and meiosis.
2.) Define homologous chromosomes, homologous,
synapse, crossing over, reduction division, independent assortment,
and synaptonemal complex.
3.) Describe the mechanisms that increase genetic
diversity through sexual reproduction.