1. MEIOSIS Review 2. Parents can produce many types of offspringFamilies will have resemblances, but no two are exactly alike 3. Every cell has a nucleus Every nucleus haschromosomes…

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Slide 1Warm-up Complete these crosses. Give the possible genotypic results and phenotypic results. 1.Free ear lobes are dominant to attached ear lobes in humans. If a recessive…

Slide 1Question of the Day 5-10 1. What is a codon? Where is it found? 2. What is an anticodon? Where is it found? Slide 2 Warren P DominicMarkMattLizzie Khalid Lai Fang…

1. Cell Reproduction 2. Starting at the beginning… Biologically speaking, where did YOU come from? 3. Cells How many cells make up a human body? Did you have the same number…

1. MEIOSIS Chapter 11-4 2. Parents can produce many types of offspring Families will have resemblances, but no two are exactly alike 3. Every cell has a nucleus Every nucleus…

Slide 1 Agents of Evolutionary Change The Five Forces of Evolution and How We Measure Them Slide 2 I. What is Evolution? A.First, remember that… Evolution is a two-stage…

Slide 1 Polyploidy worksheet Developed by Andreas Madlung 1, Ed Himelblau 2 and Jim Birchler 3 Ploidy refers to the number of complete chromosome sets in an organism. Humans,…

Slide 1 Microevolution Microevolution considers mechanisms that cause generation-to-generation changes in allele/gene frequency within populations, below the level of species…

Slide 1 EOCT Review Class Requests by Standard Slide 2 Macromolecules (SB1) PolymerMonomerExamplesFunction CarbohydratesMonosaccharides (simple sugars) Sugars & starchesProvide…