Duplicate of Genetics Unit Review

The principle of segregation refers to the segregation of:

What would the offspring be of the Tall, round seed plant and the dwarf, wrinkled seed plant?

What does sex-linkage mean?

The device illustrated used to organize genetic analysis is called a

Parent: NnPp x nnpp. Which of these would be a correct recombinant vs parental analysis? 

Meiosis ensures that sperm/egg receive only ___ copy of each gene

How many genes are involved in a dihybrid cross?

What is the inheritance pattern of this trait?

What does this symbol represent?

What is the genotype indicating a person is male?

What do the letters inside the squares of a Punnett square represent?

Independent assortment proves that _____ can be inherited separately from each other

What is the pattern of inheritance of the following trait?

The ABO blood gene is an example of

What does this symbol represent?

________ also means self-pollinating

A situation in which the expression of one gene blocks the expression of another is called

Freckles is dominant trait. What is the phenotype of box 1?

Two heterozygous tall pea plants are crossed. What is the phenotypic outcome?

What process produces recombination?

Which of the following genotypes could be described as homozygous?

The 2 alleles you have for a gene make up your

How many alleles for each gene can be found in an egg or a sperm cell?

True or false: linked genes are always inherited together

Which is true of autosomal dominant inheritance?

Which pair of genes are most likely to be linked?

Crossing a homozygous red bull with a homozygous white cow makes Roan (red and white spotted) offspring due to

Which is true of X-linked dominant inheritance?

Heredity is

Based on this picture and your previous work, do you think the genes N and P are linked?

What are linked genes?

The likelihood something will happen is called

What is genetic recombination?

How many traits was Mendel analyzing (at a time) in his monohybrid cross experiments?

Which of the following represents a heterozygous genotype?

Having two different alleles for the same gene is called

Cross-breeding the P-generation created F₁ plants that were

Saying a cat has black fur describes its:

The unit that controls heredity is called a

The principle that resulted from Mendel's 2-factor cross

Explain the inheritance of this rare trait in the pedigree.

The generation that Mendel crossed to make his F₂ generation were the:

Which chromosome are sex linked conditions, such as haemophilia or r-g colourblind, carried on?

If the parent plants have 100 offspring, how many will be short?

Which is true of Y-linked inheritance?

What allele interaction leads to two dominant alleles for the same gene being expressed?

Human variation in skin color, hair color, & height are all the result of

The branch of math that studies probability is

A recessive trait would appear in the phenotype of which of these?

If R=Round and r=wrinkled, whilst G=Yellow and g=green for peas, what does RrGg code for?

Crossing homozygous red snapdragons with homozygous white yields 100% pink due to

If two heterozygous tall plants are crossed, what are the possible genotypes of the offspring?

When many ______ control a trait, you will have more phenotypes

What type of inheritance pattern is shown?

A single gene may lead to multiple phenotypic results in an individual (see image). This is an example of

The only way someone can display a recessive phenotype is if they are _________ for that trait

A person who inherits a Brown eye allele and a blue eye allele will have brown eyes because of

What is the typical Mendelian Ratio when two heterozygous parents for two genes reproduce?

Meiosis makes

Which is true of X-linked recessive inheritance?

Freckles is a dominant trait. What is the genotype of box 4?

Different forms of a gene are called