Find the correct answer 9:00 AM Sat Mar 12* 22% IA docs.google.comWhich of the following is the function of the cytoskeleton? *A. help a cell keep its shapeB. contains DNAC. surrounds the cellD. helps make proteinsIn plants, the gene for seed shape has two alleles. the dominant allele (F) codesfor round and the recessive allele (f) codes for wrinkled. if plant A is homozygousdominant and plant B if homozygous recessive, using the Punnett square whatpercentage of possible phenotype is formed? *A. 50% roundB. 50% wrinkledC. 100% roundO D. 100% wrinkledIf one stronger traits "covers" up another weaker trait, the trait that covers theother is said to be; *A. dominantB. heterozygousrecessiveD. hiddenThe genotype of an individual with Turner syndrome is; *A. YOB. XXYС. ХҮҮO D YOOO O O 9:00 AM Sat Mar 12* 22% IA docs.google.comIn the pattern of human traits, when one parent is affected, approximately one-half of progeny are affected, what traits involved? *A. Recessive traitsB. Dominant traitsC. both A and BD. none of the aboveDuring SYNAPSIS; *A. sister chromatids pair all along their lengthB. sister chromatids pair at the chromosomesC. homologous repel each other except at the endsD. homologous pair all along lengthWhich group of chromosomes characterized by large chromosomes withsubmedian centromeres; *A. Group AB. Group BC. Group CD. Group DGenes may have more than two alleles. In diploid organisms, many differentgenotypes can exist when there are multiple alleles.A. trueB. falseWhich of the following is the function of the cytoskeleton? *O O O

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Sat Mar 12 A docs.google.com Which of the following is the function of the cytoskeleton? * A. help a cell keep its shape B. contains DNA C. surrounds the cell D. helps make proteins In plants, the gene for seed shape has two alleles. the dominant allele (F) codes for round and the recessive allele (f) codes for wrinkled. if plant A is homozygous dominant and plant B if homozygous recessive, using the Punnett square what percentage of possible phenotype is formed? * A. 50% round B. 50% wrinkled C. 100% round O D. 100% wrinkled If one stronger traits "covers" up another weaker trait, the trait that covers the other is said to be; * A. dominant B. heterozygous C. recessive D. hidden The genotype of an individual with Turner syndrome is; * A. YO В. ХXY C. XYY O O O C

Sat Mar 12 A docs.google.com Which of the following is the function of the cytoskeleton? * A. help a cell keep its shape B. contains DNA C. surrounds the cell D. helps make proteins In plants, the gene for seed shape has two alleles. the dominant allele (F) codes for round and the recessive allele (f) codes for wrinkled. if plant A is homozygous dominant and plant B if homozygous recessive, using the Punnett square what percentage of possible phenotype is formed? * A. 50% round B. 50% wrinkled C. 100% round O D. 100% wrinkled If one stronger traits "covers" up another weaker trait, the trait that covers the other is said to be; * A. dominant B. heterozygous C. recessive D. hidden The genotype of an individual with Turner syndrome is; * A. YO В. ХXY C. XYY O O O C

Biology: The Unity and Diversity of Life (MindTap Course List)

15th Edition

ISBN:9781337408332

Author:Cecie Starr, Ralph Taggart, Christine Evers, Lisa Starr

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Chapter14: Chromosomes And Human Inheritance

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