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PCB 3063 Final Exam Questions and Answers Solved Correctly Which of the following events of meiosis creates genetic variation among the gametes? A. Crossing over B. Independent assortment of maternal and paternal chromosomes C. Separation of homologues so each gamete only gets one copy of each chromosome D. A and B E. All of the above - Answers E. All of the above Tall (T) is a dominant trait in corn plants over dwarf (t). A tall plant is test-crossed, and half of the offspring produced are tall and half are dwarf. What are the genotypes of the individuals that were crossed if the mating followed exactly what was predicted? A. TT x tt B. Tt x tt C. Tt x Tt D. TT x Tt - Answers B. Tt x tt For the recessive X-linked eye color gene in fruit flies, Morgan crossed a homozygous red eyed female with a white eyed male. Which result made Morgan think that the locus affecting eye color was on the X chromosome? A. All F1 male and female flies had red eyes. B. All F1 male and female flies had white eyes. C. In the F2, all females had red eyes, and half of the males had red eyes and the other half had white eyes. D. In the F2, half of males and females had red eyes and the other half had white eyes. - Answers C. In the F2, all females had red eyes, and half of the males had red eyes and the other half had white eyes. A child who is blood type A has a mother who is blood type B. In a paternity suit, a man is accused of being the father. He has blood type AB. Is he the father? A. Yes for sure B. No for sure C. He can not be excluded at this point. D. There is a 50% chance he is the father. - Answers C. He can not be excluded at this point. If the mom is IBi, he could be the father. What characteristic would you NOT expect to see in a pedigree of an X-linked recessive trait? A. The trait is more commonly seen in males. B. The trait can skip a generation. C. The trait is commonly passed from fathers to sons. D. Whenever a daughter receives the trait, the father is affected. E. An affected son's mother either has the trait or is heterozygous (carrier). - Answers C. The trait is commonly passed from fathers to sons. Which of the following is NOT an assumption of the Hardy-Weinberg law? A. Large populations B. No natural selection C. Non-random mating D. No gene flow E. No mutations - Answers C. Non-random mating Consider the following three-point cross: A B C x a b c

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PCB 3063 Final Exam Questions and Answers Solved Correctly

Which of the following events of meiosis creates genetic variation among the gametes?

A. Crossing over

B. Independent assortment of maternal and paternal chromosomes

C. Separation of homologues so each gamete only gets one copy of each chromosome

D. A and B

E. All of the above - Answers E. All of the above

Tall (T) is a dominant trait in corn plants over dwarf (t). A tall plant is test-crossed, and half of the
offspring produced are tall and half are dwarf. What are the genotypes of the individuals that were
crossed if the mating followed exactly what was predicted?

A. TT x tt


B. Tt x tt


C. Tt x Tt
D. TT x Tt - Answers B. Tt x tt

For the recessive X-linked eye color gene in fruit flies, Morgan crossed a homozygous red eyed female
with a white eyed male. Which result made Morgan think that the locus affecting eye color was on the X
chromosome?




A. All F1 male and female flies had red eyes.


B. All F1 male and female flies had white eyes.


C. In the F2, all females had red eyes, and half of the males had red eyes and the other half had white
eyes.


D. In the F2, half of males and females had red eyes and the other half had white eyes. - Answers C. In
the F2, all females had red eyes, and half of the males had red eyes and the other half had white eyes.

,A child who is blood type A has a mother who is blood type B. In a paternity suit, a man is accused of
being the father. He has blood type AB. Is he the father?




A. Yes for sure


B. No for sure


C. He can not be excluded at this point.


D. There is a 50% chance he is the father. - Answers C. He can not be excluded at this point.

If the mom is IBi, he could be the father.

What characteristic would you NOT expect to see in a pedigree of an X-linked recessive trait?




A. The trait is more commonly seen in males.


B. The trait can skip a generation.


C. The trait is commonly passed from fathers to sons.


D. Whenever a daughter receives the trait, the father is affected.


E. An affected son's mother either has the trait or is heterozygous (carrier). - Answers C. The trait is
commonly passed from fathers to sons.

Which of the following is NOT an assumption of the Hardy-Weinberg law?




A. Large populations


B. No natural selection

, C. Non-random mating


D. No gene flow


E. No mutations - Answers C. Non-random mating

Consider the following three-point cross:


ABCxabc


abcabc


Which of the following is NOT a possible progeny genotype? (Consider both recombinant and non-
recombinant progeny.)




A. A B C


abc




B. a B C


abc




C. A B C


ABC

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