Which process is best represented by the diagram below Name: ChacncarDirections: For each question below, select the best answer and nl in the appropriate spaceon the answer sheet. Each question is worth 2 points.Unit 53st: Mendelian Cenetics1.How did Mendel develop his principles of heredity?A. Microscopie study of pea plant chromosomes and DNAB. Breeding experiments with drosophilaC. The mathematical analysis of the offspring of pea plants(D Ultracentrifugation studies of pea plant cell organelles.Which represents the genotype of a homozygous condition?А. ВЬВ. ВСC. bb2.D. Bс3. The physical appearance of a particular trait in an organism is referred to as-(A a genotypeB. a phenotypeC. an alleleD. a chromosome4. Which process is best represented by the diagram below?TtTtT.A. Law of codominanceB. Law of SegregationC. Law of RecombinationD. Law of Dominance5. Some traits are carried on the X and Y chromosomes. When thknown as:A. Codominant TraitsB. Sex-Linked TraitsC. Incomplete dominance traitsD. Multiple allele traits

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Name: Chal car. Directions: For each question below, select the best answer and nl in the a on the answer sheet. Each question is worth 2 points. Unit 53 Mendeli 1. How did Mendel develop his principles of heredity? A. Microscopie study of pea plant chromosomes and DNA B. Breeding experiments with drosophila C. The mathematical analysis of the offspring of pea plants Ultracentrifugation studies of pea plant cell organelles. 2. Which represents the genotype of a homozygous condition? A. Bb В) ВС C. bb D. Bсс 3. The physical appearance of a particular trait in an organism is (A a genotype B. a phenotype C. an allele D. a chromosome 4. Which process is best represented by the diagram below? Tt Tt T. t A. Law of codominance

Name: Chal car. Directions: For each question below, select the best answer and nl in the a on the answer sheet. Each question is worth 2 points. Unit 53 Mendeli 1. How did Mendel develop his principles of heredity? A. Microscopie study of pea plant chromosomes and DNA B. Breeding experiments with drosophila C. The mathematical analysis of the offspring of pea plants Ultracentrifugation studies of pea plant cell organelles. 2. Which represents the genotype of a homozygous condition? A. Bb В) ВС C. bb D. Bсс 3. The physical appearance of a particular trait in an organism is (A a genotype B. a phenotype C. an allele D. a chromosome 4. Which process is best represented by the diagram below? Tt Tt T. t A. Law of codominance

Human Heredity: Principles and Issues (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter3: Transmission Of Genes From Generation To Generation

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