Natural Selection
Genes:
Dominant and Recessive
Proteins
Genes:
Incomplete Dominance and Co-Dominance
Genetics
100
One organism has better traits that will help them survive. Organisms that don't have this trait die. We call this process what?

Natural Selection

100

These are alleles produce a trait that is masked by dominant alleles. You need two of these to produce blue eyes.

Recessive Alleles

100

Amino Acids bond together to form

Proteins

100

The white flower allele is C1 The red flower allele is C2. The pink flower will have what allele combination?

C1C2

100

Chromosomes are tightly wound?

DNA

200

Sandra is studying a population of lady bugs. Over the next three years her lady bug numbers change: 

Year 1: 10

Year 2: 12

Year 3: 15

Years 4: HOW MANY IN YEARS 4

19

200

This type of allele will produce a trait that masks another trait for the same characteristic. You can have one or two of these alleles and it will show such as brown hair. 

Dominant Alleles 

200

These create cell structure 

Proteins


200

There are red and white flowers. Flowers can be red, pink, or white. This is an example of 

Incomplete Dominance 

200

DNA is found where in a cell?

Nucleus 

300

Camouflage is used by rabbits to hide from their predators. Rabbits with brown bur are able to survive in a forest better than rabbits with white fur? What is this process called?

Natural Selection

300

The population of lady bugs has green dominant alleles (G) and red recessive alleles (g). What combinations of alleles can the next generation make?

GG, gg, Gg

300

Interpret the nucleotide sequence: CACTTTATG

HFG

300

A scientist finds that two alleles for the length of an animal's neck are G1(short neck) G2 (long neck). She is studying an animal that inherited the combination G1G2. This animal has a neck of medium length. What type of inheritance took place?

Incomplete Dominance

300
Russ learns that a cell reads and interprets genetic information. Using this genetic information, what does the cell build that will control almost all of its functions. 

Proteins

400

Sandra is studying a population of lady bugs. Over the next three years her lady bug numbers change: 

Year 1: 10

Year 2: 28

Year 3: 45

Years 4: HOW MANY IN YEARS 4

61

400

Lee is using a model to perform a genetic cross of dominant and recessive alleles. The alleles of the parents are BB and bb. Which combination of alleles will all of the offspring inherit?

Bb

400

Interpret the nucleotide sequence using the chart on your study guide:

TGTGCCACA

CAT

400

Tyson's mother has large ears (E1). Tyson's mother has short ears (E2). Tyson's father has inherited medium sized ears. Which allele combination has Tyson inherited. 

Incomplete Dominance

400

Jamie is studying the color of black bears. She knows that brown bears have all inherited at least one dominant alleles (B) from their parents. Black bears did not inherit any dominant alleles from their parents.

What allele combinations do black bears have?

500

The peppered moths are white and black. The like to camouflage on birch trees. However, after the industrial revolution the tress became black. Knowing natural selection, what animal will survive? White or black?

Black

500

Olivia is working with plants that have either purple or white flowers. The purple allele is dominant (P). The white allele is recessive (p). How many allele combinations for flower color can be found in these plants?


3

PP, Pp, pp

500

Meghan uses genetic information given by her teacher to build two protein models. To function properly, each protein should be able to move through a space. However, protein A does not fit because it is not formed correct. Why do you think protein A cannot fit?

Protein A is mutated

500

Alex is learning about blood type. She finds that alleles from each parent always expressed in an offspring's blood type. Which type of inheritance is blood type an example of?

co-dominance

500

Stevie looks around the classroom. She notices that all the students in her class have different facial features. Why do all students have unique traits?

Students have unique combinations of alleles inherited by their mother and father.