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Stigma, where the pollen lands |
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Ovary, where fertilization takes place |
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Sepals, protect the flower bud. |
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Petals, to attract pollinators |
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Small piece of DNA which encodes for a protein |
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Long thread-like piece of DNA |
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Group of organisms genetically identical |
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Wind, animal internal, animal external, water |
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Advantage of sexual reproduction |
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Variety in offspring, one may be able to adapt and survive changes in the environment |
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Advantage of asexual reproduction- Give example of organism |
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if organism is perfectly adapted to its environment, its offspring will be too. Strawberries, potatoes |
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Disadvantage of sexual reproduction |
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Organism might not be able to find a mating partner. |
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The pair of alleles represented by a pair of letters |
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The appearance of an organism |
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The alternative form of a gene |
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Allele which can be masked by a dominant one |
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Small piece of DNA which encodes for a protein |
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Long thread-like piece of DNA |
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Genetically identical organism |
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The pair of alleles represented by a pair of letters |
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The appearance of an organism |
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Is masked by dominant alleles |
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Number of chromosomes in humans, how they are arranged |
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Disadvantage of sexual reproduction |
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If environmental conditions change, the organism might not survive |
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Give the name of one condition with abnormal karyotype. |
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Down syndrome, triple x syndrome |
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