Genetics Review
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- Q1What is hibernation?The study of the similarities and differences that occur in the development of animals or plants of different orders.Moving to a warmer climate in cold monthsSlowed body functions in the winter.Similiar body structures60s
- Q2What is migration?Slowed body functions in the winter.Moving to a warmer climate in cold monthsThe study of the similarities and differences that occur in the development of animals or plants of different orders.Similiar body structures60s
- Q3What are homologous structures?Slowed body functions in the winter.Similiar body structuresMoving to a warmer climate in cold monthsThe study of the similarities and differences that occur in the development of animals or plants of different orders.60s
- Q4What is comparative embryology?The study of the similarities and differences that occur in the development of animals or plants of different orders.Similiar body structuresMoving to a warmer climate in cold monthsSlowed body functions in the winter.60s
- Q5What are characteristics or the way you look?The bundle of chemicals that are considered the map for all living things.Variations of the gene relating to the same trait.The basic physical and functional unit of heredity.Traits60s
- Q6What is a gene?Variations of the gene relating to the same trait.The basic physical and functional unit of heredity.TraitsThe bundle of chemicals that are considered the map for all living things.60s
- Q7What is an allele?The bundle of chemicals that are considered the map for all living things.The basic physical and functional unit of heredity.TraitsVariations of the gene relating to the same trait.60s
- Q8What is DNA?TraitsVariations of the gene relating to the same trait.The basic physical and functional unit of heredity.The bundle of chemicals that are considered the map for all living things.60s
- Q9What does DNA stand for?Dangerous Nature AttendsDo Not Attendribonucleic acidDeoxyribonucleic acid60s
- Q10Where is the DNA located in the cell?Cell WallMitochondriaCell membranenucleus60s
- Q11What is a chromatid?A chart the shows one's relatives over time.The center point of each chromosomeSingle strands of DNAThe packaging of the DNA molecule60s
- Q12What is a chromosome?The packaging of the DNA moleculeThe center point of each chromosomeSingle strands of DNAA chart the shows one's relatives over time.60s
- Q13What is the centromere?The packaging of the DNA moleculeThe center point of each chromosomeSingle strands of DNAA chart the shows one's relatives over time.60s
- Q14What is a family tree?Single strands of DNAThe packaging of the DNA moleculeA chart the shows one's relatives over time.The center point of each chromosome60s
- Q15Who is the father of Genetics?Hereditary traits are determined by specific genes. Individuals carry two genes for each trait. When they reproduce the genes split.Traits passed on from one generation to the nextGregor MendelPea Plants60s