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Answers
1. The correct answers are a,c,d,e, and g. Read through these and write
an explanation for these in your notes.
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2. The correct anwer is "a". In your notes write a
paragraph contrasting between genes and alleles. Draw a figure and identify
each term.
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3. The correct anwer is "b". There are two alleles for each "single" gene in a diploid cell. You received one allele from you mother and one from your father. Press here to go back to home page. press
4. The correct answer is "c". The locus is the sequence of nuceotiodes
along a strnd of DNA. This will be discused later in this miniunit.
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5. These letters represent four genes and eight alleles. Each of these
genes control a different trait and their are two alleles for each gene.
One allele was received from the mother and the other from the father.
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6. b) Recessive/Homozygous
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7. a) AA and Aa genotypes show the dominant phenotype.
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8. A | | a
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9. a | | a
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10. You receive one half of your genes from your mother and one half
from your father.
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11. Dominant genes or homozygous recessive.
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12. The phenotype is red and RR is the genotype.
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13. The phenotype is white flower and long stem.
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