DNA
Adaptations and Evolution
Meiosis and Mitosis
Cell Organelles & Functions
Punnett Squares
100

What shape is DNA

A double helix

100

What is the primary mechanism of evolution?

Natural selection 

100

What is the main difference between the end results of mitosis and meiosis?

Mitosis: Produces two identical diploid daughter cells.

Meiosis: Produces four unique haploid daughter cells.

100

What are cells made of?

Organelles 

100

what shape is a punnett square?

square 

200

What are the nitrogen bases 

A, T, C, G

200

Can an organism choose to mutate when its environment changes?

No

200

What is the 3rd phase in Meiosis?

Anaphase 2

200

What organelle is the powerhouse of the cell?

the mitochondria 

200

What does heterozygous mean?

inheriting two different versions alleles of a specific gene from your biological parents ex (Ff) 

300

What is it called when DNA is tightly coiled

A chromosome

300

Can a helpful adaptation in one environment be a disadvantage in another?

Yes

300

In Meiosis what is the stage AFTER the cell begins to become 2?

 Cytokinesis 

300

What organelle makes plants green?

Chloroplasts 

300

In a breed of dogs, black fur (F) is dominant over grey fur (f).
Both the mother dog and the father dog are Heterozygous (Ff) What is the probability (in percentage) of having a puppy with grey fur (ff)?

25% of the puppies will have grey fur

400

Who discovered DNA

Friedrich Miescher

400

How does a single mutation become a common adaptation for a whole species?

Natural selection 

400

How many rounds of cell division occur in Mitosis?

one

400

What is the jelly-like substance that fills the cell

Cytoplasm

400

what is a genotype

The instructions in your DNA usually written as letters, such as (BB), (Bb), or (bb).

500

What is DNA made of

Nucleotides

500

What is the fundamental unit of heredity?

A gene

500

What does the term "diploid" mean?

Diploid means having two sets of chromosomes 

500

Where are proteins made?

Ribosomes

500

In pea plants, tall stems(T) are dominant over short stems (t)
A homozygous tall plant (TT) is crossed with a short plant (tt) What percentage of the offspring will be tall?

100% will be tall

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