

AP BIO Codominance, Incomplete, Epistasis
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AP BIO Codominance, Incomplete, Epistasis

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If a man that was heterozygous for sickle cell married a woman that did not have or carry the trait, what percent of their children would be likely to have sickle cell anemia?
100%
75%
50%
25%
0%
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What do you get when you cross a Roan Bull with a White cow?
All roans
all white
25% red, 50% roan, 25% white
50% roan, 50% white
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What do you get when you cross a roan bull with a red cow?
100% roan
100% red
50% red, 50% white
50% red, 50% roan
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What do you get when you cross a roan bull with a roan cow?
100% roan cattle
50% red, 50% white
25% red, 50% roan, 25% white
impossible to predict
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Cross a man with AB blood type with a heterozygous woman with A blood. What is the possible blood type of the children. Choose all possibilities
A
B
AB
O
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Cross a man with AB blood type with a homozygous woman with A blood (AA). What is the possible blood type of the children. Choose all possibilities
A
B
AB
O
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Multiple Select
Cross a man with AO blood type with a woman with BO blood. What is the possible blood type of the children. Choose all possibilities
A
B
AB
O
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Cross a heterozygous man with A blood type with a heterozygous woman with B blood. What is the possible blood type of the children. Choose all possibilities
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B
AB
O
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Multiple Choice
In humans hair color, skin color, and height are all considered polygenic traits. Several genes influence the trait so traits are expressed with continuous variations.
true
false
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Multiple Choice
When you cross White eyed male (XrY) and a red eyed female (XRXR), what do you get?
Red eyed Males and Red eyed Females
white eyed males and white eyed females
white eyed males and red eyed females
white eyed males, red eyed males and red eyed females
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When you cross Red eyed male (XRY) and a white eyed female (XrXr), what do you get?
Red eyed males and red eyed females
white eyed males and red eyed females
red eyed males and white eyed females
red eyed males, white eyed and red eyed females
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The environment can change the way a gene is expressed.
True
False
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What do you get when you cross A black lab (BBEe) x yellow lab (bbee). Check all possibilities
Black lab puppies
Chocolate lab puppies
Yellow lab puppies
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A chocolate lab (bbEe) x black lab (BbEe)
Black lab puppies
Chocolate lab puppies
Yellow lab puppies
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Two black labs (BBEE x BbEe)
Black lab puppies
Chocolate lab puppies
Yellow lab puppies
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Multiple Choice
Cross two Walnut combs (both heterozygotes) RrPp x RrPp. What do you get?
9 Rose, 3 Walnut, 3 Single, and 1 Pea
9 Walnut, 3 Rose, 3 Pea, and 1 Single
50% Walnut, 50% Single
25% Walnut, 25% Rose, 25% Pea, and 25% Single
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Cross a Single comb x Walnut (RrPp), What do you get? Check all that apply
Single Comb
Walnut
Pea
Rose
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Cross a Single comb x Pea comb (rrPp). What do you get? Check all possible
Walnut
Rose
Pea
Single
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Cross a Rose comb (RrPp) and Pea Comb (rrPP) What do you get? Check all possible
Walnut
Rose
Pea
Single
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Multiple Choice
Some genes are lethal when they are homozygous, like yellow coloring in mice, and no tails in Manx cats.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
Cross a normal cat and a Manx cat with no tail. What do you get?
All normal cats
50% cats with tails, 50% cats with no tails
50% cats with tails, 25% cats with no tails, 25% dead cats
50% cats with no tails, 25% cats with tails, 25% dead cats
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Multiple Choice
Cross two Manx cats with no tails. What do you get?
25% cats with tails, 50% cats with no tails, 25% dead cats
50% cats with tails, 50% cats with no tails
!00% cats with no tails
50% cats with. no tails, and 50% dead cats.
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