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Me oh Mi! I like those Genes You son of a Biological Process ! Dar “win” or Lose Get to Class- ification

What percent of DNA is passed to a final cell in meiosis?

50 %

A cell that contains 100% of the original DNA is called…

Diploid

Name the phase of mitosis where the cell finally splits into two identical cells

Telophase

What do we call the process where your mother’s chromosomes and father’s chromosomes break pieces off to exchange information?

Crossing over

If gametes of an organism have 16 chromosomes, how many would one of its skin cells have?

32

Who is the “father of genetics”

Gregor Mendel

What kind of organisms did Mendel study to understand genetics?

Pea Plants

What is the name of the chart used to determine probabilities of offspring in genetics?

Punnett Square

What do the letters in the inside of the Punnett Square represent?

Offspring Aa A aaaa

If you say: “He is very tall” You are describing a person’s….

Phenotype

What was the name of the first animal to be cloned?

Dolly the Sheep

Which organisms have DNA?

All of them

Name 3 things that can be used as DNA evidence that were used in the movie GATTACA

Hair, Nails, Skin cells, Saliva, Eyelash, Blood, Urine

What is the name of the procedure that is used to determine the paternity of an individual?

DNA fingerprinting

What is the name given to organisms that whose DNA has been changed to “enhance” them?

GMOs (genetically modified organisms)

Name the islands were Darwin did his most important observations about species

Galapagos Islands

What was Darwin’s famous book titled?

“On the Origin of Species”

What could happen to bacteria if you use hand sanitizer all the time?

They may become resistant (mutate)

What single characteristic do all these organisms share?

They are all vertebrates

What causes variations among species?

DNA Mutations

How many kingdoms are there?

Five

Finish the following sentence: King Philip….

Came over for great soup (grape soda)

What does “Philip” represent in the classification system?

Phylum

Name all the classification levels starting from the most specific, to the broadest group

(start)Species, genus, family, order, class, phylum, Kingdom(end)

What is the genus of a Dog

Canis