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If a daughter cell has 50 chromosomes after mitosis, how many chromosomes were in the parent cells?
25
50
100
150
How does crossing over during meiosis contribute to genetic variation?
Each cell created has chromosomes only from a single parent
Crossing over always causes loss of some genetic information
Because genes will be in a new order on some chromosomes, additional DNA will need to be made
The exchange of genetic material between homologous chromosomes means that a single chromosome now combines genetic information from both parents
What is true in both mitosis and meiosis
production of haploid cells
division of two cells into four
cytokinesis after nuclear division
formation of genetically identical cells
If a cell has an additional chromosome in their nucleus what disorder has occurred?
DNA replicaition
nondisjuction
crossing over
mutation
What is the purpose of crossing over in meiosis?
create mutations in gamets to increase variation
randomly separate homologous chromosomes
reduce the number of chromosomes in gametes by half
create new combination of alleles on homologous chromosome?
A solution high in salt content will have what affect on a plants cell vacuole?
shrink because it will lose water
swell because water is added to the cell
shrink because the cell has grown
swell because water is added to the vacuole
A strawberry plant is able to reproduce asexually, which is an accurate description of how the new plant forms?
parent cells divide by meiosis to produce the offspring
parent cells divide by mitosis to produce the offspring
cells in the new plant will have a different genetic makeup than the parent
cells in the new plant will have half the chromosome number as the parent
How do the differences between cells produced by meiosis and mitosis lead to changes in the next generation?
chromsomes in the next generation will be less stable because crossover will occur during meiosis but not mitosis
because meiosis produces fewer viable cells than mitosis, organisms made with cells from meiosis will be less healthy
the next generation will have smaller cells because cells produced by meiosis have smaller cell membranes than cells produced by mitosis
the next generation will have greater genetic variation because, unlike mitosis cells, meiosis cells are randomly fertilized, and chromosomes are independently assorted.
During the process of meiosis, two sister chromatids for chromosome 3 do not separate. Which type of mutation is most likely involved?
inversion
substitution
crossing over
non disjunction
In which phase of the cell cycle is DNA replicated?
gap 1
gap 2
mitosis
synthesis
Which process converts stored energy into usable energy?
aerobic cellular respiration
anaerobic cellular respiration
aerobic and anaerobic cellular respiration
neither aerobic nor anaerobic cellular respiration
Which of the following statements best explains the role of meiosis in reproduction?
meiosis makes it possible for a zygote to have the correct number of chromosomes
meiosis increases the chances of fertilization because it produces four daughter cells
meiosis results in offspring with genotypes that are not exact copies of the parents
meiosis allows chromosomes to exchange genetic material through crossing over
Uncontrolled cell division is characteristic of
cancer
meiosis
budding
sporulation
Diploid number of a fish is 20, how many chromosomes would normally be found in bone cells of this fish?
10
20
23
40
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