Asexual v sexual
two birds have cute little baby birds together
what is sexual reproduction
butterfly wings are a ______. the color of the wings is a ______.
what is : feature, trait
what are: AA Aa EE Ee FF Ff TT Tt
true or false, all organisms have DNA
what is true
true or false, punnett squares mean that if a larkey had 4 offspring, they would look like each of the four boxes
what is false
yeast cells split into two new yeast cells
what is asexual reproduction, binary fission
what is a feature of humans
what is: eyes, ears, limbs, etc.
an example of a larkey PHENOTYPE
what are.. solid fur, red eyes, bushy tail, long legs etc.
what is DNA
the percent chance a larkey will have Ee in a punnet square with Ee, Ee, ee, ee
what is 50%
one benefit of sexual reproduction
what is more genetically diverse offspring
any general structure, characteristic, or behavior of an organism
what is a feature
True or false, offspring can get more DNA from one parent than the other
what is false
a punnett square for parents with FF and Ff
what is....
the three types of asexual reproduction
what are binary fission, fragmentation, & budding
the specific expression of a feature in an individual
what is a trait
is it possible to have a heterozygous recessive allele
what is....no
sort from SMALLEST to LARGEST
allele, cell, chromosome, DNA, nucleus
what is...allele, DNA, chromosome, nucleus, cell
one homozygous dominant parent and one homozygous recessive parent have a kid, what are their kids traits
what is heterozygous
is it possible to create a punnett square for asexual reproduction
what is...no
why do traits vary in a population?
- parents have different genes
referred to as semi-dominance and partial dominance, occurs when there is 3 options for alleles instead of 2
what is incomplete dominance
the people credited with discovering the double helix structure of DNA
parents have a kid with 25% chance ff, what are the parents alleles?
what are Ff & Ff