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| To determine the unknown genotype of an organism with a particular phenotype you might perform the following: dna fingerprint, PCR, SCNT, Test Cross, none of these |
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| Could a man with blood type B who is accused of being the father of a baby with type A blood be the father of that child? |
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| yes/maybe need more information |
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| Could a man with type AB blood type be the father of a baby with type O blood? |
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| the ABO blood type system is NOT an example of; multiple alleles, incomplete dominance, codominance, any of these |
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| Which of the following individuals could we transfuse Type B red blood cells into with few complications? |
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| If a trait is passed only from father to son through several generations it might be |
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| Rh incompatibility potentially occurs when |
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| the father is Rh+ and the mother is Rh- |
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| who determines the offspring |
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| a woman with red-green colorblindness has a mother with normal vision. Knowing that color-blindness is a sex linked recessive gene (b) what is her father's genotype? |
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| If there are two genes and neither is completely dominant over the other, and both express themselves in the phenotype resulting in a blen of the traits, it is called |
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| the lack of enough vitamin C might result in |
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| the lacunae in compact bones contain |
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| which organism has a hydrostatic skeleton with a soft body wall? |
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| a mineral stored in large quantities in bones is |
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| in compact bone tissue, the center cavities are filled with |
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| the connective tissue that joins a bone to a bone is called a |
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| When bones become abnormally porous and demineralize the condition is called |
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| which of the following is/are part if the appendicular skeleton? phalanges, tibia, tarsus, all are, none are |
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| The soft spots on a baby's skull are called? |
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| the shoulder is an example of which type of joint? |
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| the term "idiopathic" implies what? |
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| an abnormal lateral curvature of the spine is called? |
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| when a bone breaks completely into two pieces but does not penetrate the skin, it is termed? |
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| which of the following is part of the axial skeleton? phalanges, tibia, tarsus, radius, none are |
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| how many small bones are found in the middle ear of humans? |
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| three (malleus, incus and stapes) |
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| red blood cells originate from? |
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| the black and white extremities of Himalayan rabbits are examples |
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| of environmental effects on genes |
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| the technique used to make many copies of a small piece of DNA is called |
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| the process of transferring a gene (portion of DNA) from one organism to another is called? |
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| about how many genes do humans have? |
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| F1 offspring of the cross of AA x aa are |
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| what type of skeleton does a cockroach have? |
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| which of the following is not a function of the skeleton? produce blood cells, protect internal organs, store calcium and phosphorous, interact with muscle for movement, all are functions |
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