A) be female because each cell lacks a Y chromosome.
B) be male because each cell has only one X chromosome.
C) display both male and female characteristics.
D) not survive.
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A) oxygen-carrying pigment hemoglobin.
B) ability of the blood to clot.
C) ability of red blood cells to fight infection.
D) chloride ion transport protein.
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A) The sequence of mitochondrial DNA has not yet been determined.
B) The brothers share the same mitochondrial DNA.
C) There are no molecular techniques available that allow one to analyze mitochondrial DNA.
D) Because mitochondrial DNA is inherited in a paternal pattern.
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A) y m v w
B) y w v m
C) y m w v
D) y w m v
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A) determine whether an individual that displays a dominant phenotype is homozygous for the trait.
B) determine whether an individual that displays a dominant phenotype is heterozygous for the trait.
C) gather genotype information from phenotype information.
D) identify the chromosome on which a gene is located.
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A) synapsis.
B) pleiotropy.
C) crossing over.
D) allelic exchange.
E) independent assortment.
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A) In humans and birds,the male determines the gender of all the offspring.
B) In humans and birds,the female determines the gender of all the offspring.
C) In humans,the male determines the gender of the offspring,and in birds the female determines the gender.
D) In humans,the female determines the gender of the offspring,and in birds the male determines the gender.
E) Determination of the gender of any human or bird offspring is related to the environmental conditions at the time of conception.
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A) independent assortment.
B) segregation.
C) crossing over.
D) sex-linkage.
E) chromosome inactivation.
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A) Calico cats can be male or female.
B) The different colored fur is due to the inactivation of one X chromosome.
C) The variation in coat color is an example of an epistatic interaction.
D) Calico cats are genetic mosaics.
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A) XX,female.
B) XX,male.
C) XY,female.
D) XY,male.
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A) located on the X chromosome.
B) located on the Y chromosome.
C) dominant.
D) located on an autosome.
E) codominant.
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A) epistasis.
B) nondisjunction.
C) crossing over.
D) pleiotropy.
E) chromosome inactivation.
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A) map
B) profile
C) pedigree
D) clone
E) karyotype
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A) As physical distance increases,the recombination frequency increases in a linear fashion.
B) As physical distance increases,the recombination frequency decreases in a linear fashion.
C) As physical distance increases,the recombination frequency first increases in a linear fashion,but gradually levels off to a frequency of 0.5.
D) As physical distance increases,the recombination frequency first increases,but then decreases.
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A) Mendel.
B) Morgan.
C) Knight.
D) Sutton.
E) Stern.
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A) 1 pair of alleles.
B) the number of X chromosomes.
C) the number of Y chromosomes.
D) 1 pair of autosomes.
E) 2 pairs of alleles.
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A) amniocentesis.
B) genetic counseling.
C) chorionic villi sampling.
D) a pedigree analysis.
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A) 9.8 cM
B) 0) 98 cM
C) 90.2 cM
D) 9.02 cM
E) .098 cM
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