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| What is the difference between autosomes and sex chromosomes? |
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| Autosomes- Chromosomes 1-22, contain genes for characteristics not directly related to the sex of an organism Sex chromosomes- directly control the development of sexual characteristics. |
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Is this the karyotype of a male of female? How many chromosomes will diploid cells of this person have? Somatic cells ? Haploid? |
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Karyotype of a male.
Diploid- 46
Somatic- 49
Haploid- 23 |
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| The production of gametes |
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| What is the production of sperm called? What is the production of eggs called? |
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| Spermatogenesis, Oogenesis |
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| True or False. Only one egg and three polar bodies are formed during egg production. |
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Name these parts of the Microscope |
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1.Eyepiece, 2. Nosepiece, 3. Low-power Objective lens, 4. Scanning objective lens, 5. High power objective lens, 6. Stage clips, 7. Diaphragm ,8. Light source, 9. Lens, 10. Arm, 11. Stage, 12. Coarse adjustment, 13. Fine Adjustment, 14. Base
(note: Page R8 in the textbook has a diagram that you can study) |
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1. 1 km = ___m
2. 4 m = ____ cm
3. 100 hm = ____ km
4. 50 dm = ___ dam |
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1. 1000 m
2. 400 cm
3. 10 km
4. .5 dam
(note: there is a chart on the study guide that is helpful) |
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| What happens during synapsis? |
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| Homologous chromosomes align. |
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| A pair of aligned Chromosomes during synapsis |
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| What happens during crossing over? |
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| Homologous chromosomes exchange genes |
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