Punnett Squares
DNA, Genes, Chromosomes
Genotypes & Phenotypes
Reproduction
Random Genetics
100

What percentage does each box in a Punnett Square represent? 

25%

100

What are the X shaped structures found in the nucleus of a cell?

Chromosomes

100

What is the difference between phenotype and genotype?

Phenotype = physical traits

Genotype = 2 alleles (GG)

100

What is the name of the method of reproduction for sexual reproduction?

Meiosis 

100

On a pedigree, what does the circle represent? 

Female

200

What will be all the possible genotypes if a purebred yellow (GG) plant breeds with a purebred white (gg) plant?

Gg only

200

What is the name for a segment of DNA called?

Gene

200

In genotype, what letters represent dominant and recessive?

Dominant = capital (A)

Recessive = lowercase (a)

200

Is the following phrase true of sexual reproduction, asexual reproduction, or both: "Genetic information passing to the next genetics" 

Both

200

How many parents are required for meiosis? How many for mitosis?

Meiosis = 2 parents

Mitosis = 1 parent 

300

If T (dominant) is tall plants, and t (recessive) is short plants. What would be the percentage of tall offspring if two Tt plants were bred?

75%

300

Put the following in order of where they are located: Gene, DNA, Nucleus, Chromosome, Cell

Cell - Nucleus - Chromosome - DNA - Gene

300

Using the letter H, state all the homozygous and heterozygous genotypes.

Homozygous = HH & hh

Heterozygous = Hh

300

Sea star regenerating a new arm is an example of what method of reproduction: mitosis or meiosis?

Mitosis

300

A bacterium splits in half, forming two new bacteria is using what method of reproduction? 

Mitosis (Asexual reproduction)

400

In humans, widows peak (W) is dominant and straight hairline (w) is recessive. If a male heterozygous for widows peak and a female has a straight hairline, what is the probability the offspring will have a straight hairline? 

50% 

400
How many chromosomes are located in a human cell?

46 chromosomes; 23 pairs

400

Explain why two siblings with the same parents may look different?

the siblings received a random set of genes from both parents

400

If a population could only use asexual reproduction, what would be the affect it has on genetic variation?

the genetic variation would decrease or stay the same 

400

In a pedigree that shows 3 generations, what would the relationship be with a square one the top row and a circle on the bottom row?

Grandfather and granddaughter

500

Straight hair (S) is dominant to curly hair (s). What is the probability that two heterozygous people with have an offspring with curly hair?

25%

500

What is the full name for DNA?

Deoxyribonucleic Acid

500

In a heterozygous Ff cross, in which box on the Punnett Square would you find the homozygous dominant genotype? 

The top left box; box 1

500

How does an offspring produced by asexual reproduction (mitosis) compare to the parent organism?

it is an exact replica of the parent cells DNA; a clone

500

For eye color, brown eyes (B) are dominant and blue eyes (b) are recessive. If a brown eyed heterozygous male has an offspring with blue eyes, what are his wife's possible genotypes?

Bb or bb

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