Meiosis
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Dihybrid Punnett Square
100

What happens during Meiosis I?


Homologous chromosomes separate into two different cells

100

What happens before meiosis occurs (pre-meiosis)?

DNA replicates

100

recessive traits are represented by

lower case letters

200

Which of these events occur during Meiosis II?

  • a. DNA replicates 

  • b. Homologous chromosomes separate into two cells

  • c. Replicated chromosomes are separated into sister chromatids and segregated into daughter cells



c. Replicated chromosomes are separated into sister chromatids and segregated into daughter cells

200

What is the difference between the parent cell (pre-meiosis) and one of the four daughter cells?

The daughter cells have half as much genetic information as the parent cell; one copy of each chromosome instead of a pair of each chromosome.

200

Dominant traits are represented by

capital letters

300

During which phase of meiosis can homologous chromosomes exchange some genetic information?

Meiosis I

300

True or False:

If two white flowers were crossed enough times, a purple flower would appear. Assume mutations will not occur.

FALSE


300

aaBB

400

At what stage in meiosis would you consider the cells undergoing meiosis haploid cells?


After Meiosis I


400


What law did Mendel propose that describes how a parent's heritable characteristics separate during reproduction and go into different gametes?

a.

Law of Heredity

 b.
Law of Segregation
 c.
Law of Independent Assortment
 d.
Law of Dominance


Law of Segregation

400

Red fruit (Y) is dominant to yellow fruit (y). Round fruit (P) is dominant to pear-shaped fruit (p). Cross a heterozygous red, round plant with another plant of the same genotype.
What fraction of the offspring should be red?

12/16 or 3/4

500

What happens during Anaphase 1?

Chromosomes move to opposite poles of the cell




500

homozygous

Having two identical (same) alleles on a gene for a given trait or characteristic. (purebred)

500

Red fruit (Y) is dominant to yellow fruit (y). Round fruit (P) is dominant to pear-shaped fruit (p). Cross a heterozygous red, round plant with another plant of the same genotype.
What is the probability of getting homozygous red and round fruit in the offspring?

1/16