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What is a phenotype?

a Physical Characteristic 

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What is Asexual reproduction?

Reproduction that only requires one parent

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What are the three ways seeds are transported?

Wind Water Animals

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What is reproductive success?

Being able to produce offspring who can survive to adult hood.

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What is Mr. Levins Faveroite, football team?

Kc Chiefs
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What is a Genotype?

The combination of alleles and organism has for its traits or genes. EX HH Hh hh  

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What is sexual reproduction? 

reproduction that requires two parents

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What is a seed?

A plant embryo with a protective coating

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Give examples of a courtship behavior

Taking examples

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How Many dogs does Mr. Levin have?

3

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What is a dominant trait?

A trait that shows up when the dominant allele is present.  IE HH Hh

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How much genetic information does a gamate contain? 

Half the information of a regular cell

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Why do pollinators go to flowers?

For the food source of nectar 

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Give examples of parenting behavior

Taking examples
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How long is an Elephant pregnant? 

Almost 2 years

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What is a recessive trait? 

A trait that shows up when no dominate allele or trait is present. IE ee 

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Sponges reproduce by budding, how will their offspring compare to the parents genetically? 

The parent and offspring should be genetically identical, because this is asexual reproduction.

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What are some things that pollinators are attracted to? 

Color, Smell, Warmth

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What are some reasons organisms might asexually reproduce?

Lack of mates, Injury, Lack of resources, A lot of resources

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What is Mr. Levins Fave Animal?

Octopus

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How can two kittens from the same litter have different fur colors? 

The kittens could have inherited different genes from each parent. If the kitten received only recessive genes it would look different than the kitten who received a dominate gene. 

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Why is the Cavendish Banana endangered of extinction?

They only reproduce asexually so they do not have any genetic variation, which makes them vulnerable to disease.
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How does the structure of a flower help its reproductive success? 

By being brightly colored, smelling good and being warm it can attract pollinators for sexual reproduction. The male reproductive organs are taller than the female reproductive organs so the pollen can naturally fall for self-pollination.

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Why do male Zebras fight and how does it affect their reproductive success?

They fight for the right to mate with a group of female zebras and for the winner it increases their reproductive success.

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What are the names of the turtles?

Lettuce and Pickle