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| offspring inherit the same number and kinds of genes from a single parent |
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| sequences of chromosomal DNA |
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| each unique molecular form of the same gene |
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| Meiosis divides a parental chromosome number by? |
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| same length, shape, and assortment of genes that line up with each other at meiosis |
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| two unidentical copies of every chromosome 2n |
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| humans have how many pairs of homolhous chromosomes |
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| the duplicated chromosomes aligh with its partner and then move apart |
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| the individual chromosome separate from each other |
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| the recombinations among genes of homologous chromosomes and eventually to variation in traits among offspring. |
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| Where does crossvoer happen? |
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| What leads to different combinations of maternal and paternal traits in each new generation? |
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| Random teethering and subsequent positioning of each pair of maternal and paternal chromosome at metaphase I |
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| Where is the diploid number restored? |
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| when two hapliod gametes fuse and form a diploid zygote |
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| the first cell of a new individual |
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| how many tail does a human sperm, opossium sperm, and round worm sperm have? |
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| How many haploid nuclei forms after meiosis I and II |
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| Random assortment produces how many possibilites? |
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| multicelled spore-producing body that makes gametophytes through mitosis |
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| one or more gametes are formed |
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| sporophyte(2n) > meiosis > spores(n) > gametophytes(n) > gametes(n) > fetilization > zygote(2n) >sporophyte |
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| multicelled(2n) > meiosis > gametes(n) > fertilization > zygote(2n) > sporophyte |
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| How many crossover does human chromosome undergoes? |
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| remodeling of existing mechanism of mitosis |
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| Meiosis and cytoplasmic division function in __. |
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| a duplicated chromosome has __ chromatid. |
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| A somatic cell having two of each type of chromosome has a __ chromosome number |
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| Sexual reproduction requires __ |
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| meiosis and fertilization |
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| Generally, apair of homologous chromosome___. |
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| carry the same genes, are the same length and shape, interact at meiosis |
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| Meisosis __ the parental chromosome number. |
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| Meiosis ends with the formation of __ |
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| Sister chromatids of each duplicated chromosome separate during __ |
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| Sexual reproducers bestow variation in traits on offspring by__ |
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| crossingover, methaphase I random orentations, fetilization |
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