Reproductive Strategies
Cellular Reproduction
DNA
Mendelian Genetics
Punnet and Pedigree
100
This is the term for the reproductive strategy of starfish in which a single star fish can be divided into sections and each section will regenerate into a complete individual.
 What is Fragmentation
100
This is an acronym for the sequence of phases in the cell cycle.
What is I-PMAT
100

This is a chemical molecule which is composed of a phosphate, a deoxyribose sugar, a nitrogenous base.

What is a nucleotide.
100
If two flowers are different colors are cross pollinated and the resulting offspring have flowers with both colors it is an example of this.
What is Co-Dominance.
100
This represents a female carrier in a pedigree.
What is a half shaded circle?
200
This cellular process is responsible for asexual reproduction.
What is Mitosis
200
This is the term for the four daughter cells that are produced from a single parent cell in the cellular process of Meiosis.
What are Gametes.
200
What a sequence of three nucleotides codes for.
An amino acid.
200
This is the genotype of two healthy parents who have had a child with a genetic disease. 
What is Heterozygous.
200
This represents a male who expresses a trait in question on a pedigree chart.
What is a fully shaded square?
300
These are the two cellular processes responsible for sexual reproduction.
What are Meiosis and Fertilization
300
This is the amount of chromosomes Gametes have as compared to their parent cell.
What is one half.
300
The two scientist who "discovered" DNA in the 1950's
Who are Watson and Crick.
300
This is the type of allele which are the cause for genetic disorders.
What is a recessive allele.
300
This is calculated by a punnet square
what is the probability of the resulting genotypes in offspring?
400
This is the method of reproduction which will produce an offspring which is will never have the exact DNA as their parents.
What is sexual reproduction
400
In this phase of the cell cycle when chromosomes are formed.
What is Prophase.
400
The name for the structure of DNA.
What is a double helix.
400
This explains why children can be born healthy and later in life develop a genetic disease.
What is the activation and inactivation of genes during specific stages of development.
400
What a scientist may use a pedigree chart for when studying a specific trait in a population of mice. (or any other animal of course)
What is selective breeding?
500
This is the reproductive strategy which will produce offspring with DNA identical to their parent.
Asexual reproduction
500
This is the cellular process which divides the cytoplasm of a cell resulting in the splitting of one cell into two cells. 
What is Cytokinesis.
500
This is the complimentary base of Adenine while this is the complimentary base of Guanine.
What are Thymine and Cytosine.
500
This is a type of gene expression not observed by Mendel in which multiple genes determine the expression of a trait such as skin color.
What is a polygenetic trait
500
This is why genetic disorders are more prevalent in the male population of our species.
What is that males only have one copy of the X chromosome and one copy and the Y chromosome so if they get a bad allele they don't get the chance to get another healthy dominate allele.
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