Law of segregation (Anaphase 1) 44. C (Purple & Long) -> RRLL x rrll - Paternal genes can mix together 41. C (1:1) -> YY gg = Yg x gg = Yg 1:1 gg - If they don’t separate, they will go 42. C (1/2) back to 46 chromosomes 39. C (Recessive) -> 3:1 phenotypic ratio Law of independent assortment 40. C (1/4) -> both parents are carriers, both (Metaphase 1) need to be present to manifest the disease - Genes don’t rely on adjacent genes 36. Doesn’t imply both will be 37. C (2 and 3) inherited 38. If the genes are not close to each other, they should be 1. B (C,O,P,H) independently of each other 2. C - Genes can be inherited individually 3. C 4. A (slightly damp surface) True/False 5. B 1. F 6. C 2. T 7. B 3. F (secondary structure) 8. C (sweat readily vaporizes) 4. F (If you have mutation, you still 9. C have the same amino acid) 10. D (always contain PH) 5. F 11. C 6. F (DNA) 12. A 7. F 13. D 8. F 14. B 9. T 15. C 10. F (MRNA) 16. A 11. T 17. C 12. T 18. A (if you have a double bond, you 13. F (DNA and histone) have a more liquid product) 14. F (Anaphase) 19. D (if there are any changes in their 15. T structure, you may lose/change their 16. F (Sexual) function) 17. F 20. B (fatty acid) 18. F (restored by fertilization, 21. D (because you don’t have enough replication is for mitosis) energy) 19. T 22. B (pores between plant cells) 20. F (incomplete dominance) 23. C (2-4-8-16-32, five cell divisions) 24. A 25. D 26. A 27. D 28. B (2x2x2, Heterozygous) 29. C 30. B 31. D 32. C 33. D 34. D 35. B 36.