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Title: Chromosome


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Chromosome numbers
Meiosis I
Meiosis II
PLANTS
Cell Development
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N is called
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What is haploid?
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Organisms produced by asexual reproduction are
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What are clones?
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Haploid number of human chromosomes.
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What is 23?
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  • Which phases of meiosis are diploid?

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What are Prophase I, Metaphase I, Anaphase I and
Telophase I?
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Describe 3 ways organisms reproduce asexually
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What areBinary Fission-cells divide in
twoBudding-Buds grow and detachFragmentation-
Break into pieces
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  • Describe the change of chromosome number in a
    typical sexual life cycle

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In meiosis diploid somatic cells produce haploid
gametes . Gametes unite during fertilization,
restoring the diploid number. The new individual
has a combinations of chromosomes from the two
gametes
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Stage of Meiosis I that the cells split in to two.
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What is telophase I?
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Stage that crossing over occurs.
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What is prophase I?
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Two pair of homologous chromosomes paired during..
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What is prophase I?
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Describe crossing over, when does it occur and
what is the result.
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Crossing over is when the chromatids of the
homologous chromosomes exchange information, by
crossing over. This happens during prophase I
and results in an exchange of genetic material
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Describe the number of chromosomes in each stage
of Meiosis I.
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Prophase I-diploid, Metaphase I-diploid,
Anaphase I-diploid, Telophase I-diploid (until
the cells separate
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Number of cells at the end of Meiosis II
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What is 4?
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Are the cells of Meiosis II diploid, haploid or
both?
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haploid
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Describe the chromosomes at the end of meiosis.
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4 Haploid and genetically different.
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What does NOT happen between Telophase I and
Prophase II, that keeps the number of chromosomes
the same?
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Interphase does not occur, thus replication does
not double the number of chromosomes.
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Explain why only one egg is formed in meiosis in
humans.
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4 cells are formed, but because the egg requires
a lot of cytoplasm the other 3 cells are not
usable, and are called polar bodies.
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A cell with 10 chromosomes in Meiosis I, will
have __ chromosomes in each gamete at the end of
meiosis?
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Fruit forms from the __ of the plant.
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ovary
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Where do the pollen grains develop?
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anthers
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List 4 adaptation of flowering plants to adapt to
different environments
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1. Dominance of the diploid stage2. Evolution
of pollen w/out water3. Evolution of the
seed-protects the embryo4. Variety of seed
dispersal-
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Explain double fertilization
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In plants, the sperm and egg unite and another
sperm and 2 polar nuclei forming a tripliod
endosperm.
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What is a zygote
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Resulting cell of fertilization
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Heart and blood vessels form from the ___ tissue
layer.
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mesoderm
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Emybryonic cells grow and divide and become
different from other cells is called
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Differentiation
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  • The transformation of a tadpole to a frog is
    called.

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Metamorphosis
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Stiff rod that will form the backbone?
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notochord
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Explain the 3 germ layers
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Ectoderm-outer layer of the gastrula-forms skin
and nervous systemMesoderm-middle layer-forms
the muscle and skeleton.Endoderm-inner
layer-tube for digestion
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