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BIOD210 Genetics Module 1 exam - portage learning In a few sentences, summarize Darwin’s theory of natural selection.
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In a few sentences, summarize Darwin’s theory of natural selection. Your Answer: that too many offsprings were produced than an environment could support would lead to offspings without desirable traits would not survive versus the ones with the desireable traits in the environment.
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Natural selection posited that more offspring were produced than an environment c Correct! Correct! Correct! Correct! Simple nervous system Worms that is easy to research Transparent egg and Zebrafish embryo Extremely inexpensive Fruit fly and extremely short life span Can be “humanized” Mouse Name the animal model (mouse, fruit fly, worm, or zebrafish) that best fits the description:
Match each word with its correct definition. Correct! (^) Diploid number The number of chrom Correct! (^) Phenotype
Are preformation and epigenesis the same thing? Explain why or why not. Your Answer: no they are not the same because epigenesis contradicts preformation in which by epigenesis meaning a fertalized human egg undergoes a specific developmental events that leads to human formation while preformation means fertilized eggs contained a small version of a completly developed adult Preformation postulated that a fertilized egg contained a miniaturized version of a tiny human. Epigenesis directly contradicted that theory by stating that a fertilized egg undergoes a series of developmental events that eventually form a human.
An observable feature Correct! (^) Genotype The set of alleles that Correct! (^) Alleles Alternative forms of g Correct! (^) Gene Basic unit of heredity Correct! (^) Chromosome Exists in pairs within t Pea plants Your Answer: pea plants What type of plants did Gregor Mendel use in his famous experiments?
rrect Answe Correct! Correct! Genes, contributed from each parent, are carried on chromosomes. The proteins within chromosomes are the chief drivers of genetic inheritance Chromosomes inherited from a father will be dominant over those from the mother. Chromosomes are contained within genes that encode for all genetic traits. r Which of the following does not describe the chromosomal theory of inheritance? (select all that apply)
are the basic building blocks of DNA. Your Answer: nucleotides
Nucleotides Transgenic plants have been engineered to resist insects and harsh environments, grow bigger and more prolifically, or enhance Your Answer: it is used to improve crop yields by enhancing the crops tolerance to inscects, Modern agriculture has benefited from the use of biotechnology through the use of transgenic crops. What does this mean?
True or False: The theory of spontaneous generation posits that living things can spontaneously generate from nonliving things. Correct! (^) True
False Natural selection posits that organisms that have the most advantageous char that their animal counterparts do? Are humans still evolving? Your Answer: in this day and age humans dont have the same slective pressures for natural
Modern humans have overcome the survival barriers that most animals face. They (t So, humans do not face the same selective pressures that other animals do for surv Correct! The Theory of Relativity The Origin of Mankind The Cell Theory The Origin of Species Matthias Schleiden and Theodor Schwann famously introduced
Correct! The Theory of Relativity The Origin of Mankind Evolution in a Modern Age The Origin of Species Charles Darwin’s publication on evolution is called:
Propose examples of certain traits that could benefit an animal that lives in a forested environment. Your Answer: sharp nails ability to climb trees ability to fly able to camoflouge
The ability to be camouflaged in trees to hunt or hide, the ability to climb trees or m Chromosomal theory of inheritance; genes Your Answer: chromosomaltheory of inheritance genes Thehypothesized that heredity and development depend on the passing of ge contained within chromosomes.
Humans have anumber of 46, with anumber of 23.
Your Answer: diploid haploid diploid; haploid wild-type; allele Your Answer: phenotype genotype genes are the “normal” genes, such as the red eye color in the fruit fly. A mutation of a gene is referred to as an.
What are the four nucleotides that make up DNA? What are the pair combination
Your Answer: guanine thymine cytosine adenine pairs are A=T and G=C ATCG; A- T and C-G A transgenic crop has had advantageous traits introduced via recombinant DNA technology. Your Answer: advantageous heritable traits haven been introduced using recombinant DNA Corn and soybeans are 90% transgenic crops. What does this mean?
Correct! Gorillas Dogs Goats Mice The FDA-approved ATryn used to treat blood clots, was derived from genetically engineered
Restriction enzymes; vector Your Answer: restriction enzyme rDNA A gene can be inserted into carrier DNA using enzymes that cut the DNA calle .
Correct! Correct! Correct! Correct! For what did James Watson and Francis Crick win the Nobel Prize? Your Answer: DNA double helix structure
Match the model with the system. Mouse Can be made into “hu Worm Good model of the ne Fruit flies Have a tiny genome a Zebrafish Have transparent egg
Their model of the doubled stranded helix structure of DNA won the Nobel Prize. Correct! False True True or False: DNA is responsible for carrying the genetic information within organisms.
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