Week 1 Roundup Form
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1. Please identify the correct order of the pathway that a new trait develops in organism due to chromosomal line of inheritance. (For example a white flower develops seed or offspring that are now have red flowers.  White is recessive and red is dominant). *
Click the column for the the correct order to develop new trait (1 - 6). If you click column "1" for enzyme then you are saying that the enzyme comes before the other parts of the pathway.
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Chromosome
enzyme
allele
amino acids
base pair code (DNA)
chemical reactions
2.  Why is the white flower the recessive allele? *
Please choose all the correct answers to the question above. There is more than one answer.
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3.  Given the following image, what is the function of the histones (which are proteins). *
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4.  Given the diagrams below of 2 different cells in metaphase check all that correctly applies to each cell.
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2n = 8
2n = 4
2n = 16
cell is meiosis I only
cell could be in meiosis II or in mitosis
Cell A
Cell B
5. Given the following investigation determine the BEST hypothesis below:
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6.  Given the following data please determine the mode, range, mean, variance, and standard deviation.*Remember the AP Biology reference tables can help!
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7.  Based on your work from question 6, predict the range of maple leaf width values that 68% of the population will have.
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8. Does the 5.7 value from the the 5th leaf measured in question 6 fall within 98% of the population?
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9.  Determine the mitotic index for the onion cells in the micrograph below:
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10.  Using data from question 9 determine the amount of time the onion cell spends in telophase.  Use the actual life span of an onion cell = 720 minutes. Round off to the nearest minute.
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