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1 4 Jÿ Name: 4th SIX WEEKS TEST REVIEW REPRODUCTION 5 XUV L is the type of reproduction that requires two ÿs. a. Thistype of reproduction requires Z (#) sex ceÿis: an Eÿ_.ÿ and a ÿ-ÿ. in this type of reproduction offspring are genetically ÿ ÿie..p-.sf D \PT: ÿ---.aÿ!4 T which means c. Name 3 organisms that reproduce in this manner: t4ÿtÿ ÿ DOGS ZÿT5 ASÿ-ÿ taÿl is the type of reproduction that requires on_ee parÿent. " " ÿ-"ÿs (#) s cÿx-c-ÿ.. In this type of reproduction offspring are genetically l ÿ)_t::ÿ ÿxjtÿ O!ÿ L (which means ÿ-iÿ_. ÿaÿtf ) to the parent. ÿ/ÿl$o; LÿkÿF_OÿIÿXÿ c. Name g organisms that reproduce in this manner: ÿ pis H Lÿ/VZTÿmt A. Which type of reproduction causes more variation/diversity among offspring? WHY? Bÿc4ÿusm TNE.Y GPT A COMBtkÿATÿo!ÿ OF- Gÿ-nc AÿA-ÿzÿ-; 4. Determine if the diagrams illustrate sexual Or asexual reproduction and lael elow. SOME- FIÿO I. ÿsÿ.:'xuÿ_nl Ii. ÿe.ÿlÿ L III. ÿ_ÿw.lÿl IV. A-SEx: L.LA.L HEREDITY 5. Define'Heredity:. -Tÿ-- FP-.ofÿ

2 Dichotomous Key 17. Define Dichotomous ÿ.. ÿ ÿ ÿ / 18. When using a dichotomous key what type of characteristics is most helpful for making anÿ ÿ:ÿ identification? ÿ 19. Give 3 examples of characteristics you might find on a dichotomous key. Complete the attached Dichotomous Key for added practice. True/False - Mark your answer. Correct any false statements to make them true. 1 A recessive trait is ÿveÿsÿeÿ. Genes control traits. o 3. ÿuÿeproduction only involves one parent. Chromosomes are found in the nucleus of a cell. Asexual offspring are genetically identical to their parent.`' o The presence of a rightly colored detachale tail is an advantage for some lizards ecause predators are more likely to gra them y the tail.. A dichotomous key is used to identify different types of organisms. Budding is a type ofÿrÿfreproduction. Camouflage is an adaptation that increases survival. All humans haveÿ4ÿ5ÿchromosomes

3 6. Put the fol in order from smallest to largest: DNA chromosome cell nucleus gene DlilA eÿcg_ÿ. + ÿoÿo5omÿs + tvuÿolÿu-s Ce_LL 7. How man es are in every human cell's nucleus with the exception of 2 types? /4 8. How many chromosomes are ÿn sperm and egg ces? 2_53 Why? 25 rÿ0ÿ mprÿt ÿ Z3 ÿzom EJs6 coÿmÿ To ÿe %ÿg ÿftÿ pmÿt!ÿmÿtÿo4_ 9. What is a dominant trait? /ÿ -{iÿ.ÿt ÿ ÿt COVP_.ÿ Lÿ /MÿOl-i'HEtZ r--oÿ7ÿt ÿtsÿ0-ÿj :20. What is a recessive trait? OÿvfF_ ÿaÿt ÿ H ÿde)p_-iÿ B'ÿ" ÿk)0tÿf_ÿ- IT- ÿf---ÿnÿ- SH0 1:2. All sexually reproducing organisms including humans acquire one set of their genes from their mother and one from their father. These are passed down in the form or chromosomes which reside in the ÿj ULCLÿU%ÿ of the cell. :22. Explain how two parents showing a dominant trait have offspring showing the recessive trait? _S40ku -ÿ-hf_ OFÿSi>ÿG iÿ4{4ÿpÿcts g;ÿp4 ÿslxjÿ GF_JÿF ÿ ADAPTATIONS!3. Define adaptations. TÿF-- ÿiÿ.ocÿf_.ÿs ÿ'1" WH[C-Jrÿ L ÿ'ÿ plllÿ-ÿ"[o]j 14. Definenaturalselection._OÿGÿ&ÿ\ÿMÿ% ÿt't'ÿ "Tÿ.]-ÿ -I-ÿ-ÿ-T ÿÿ ÿtÿ a. Explain how natural selection affected the finches on the Galapagos Islands: THEÿE D\FT-P-PÿFÿT T-O0 soumcrrÿ om "THE_ ÿ LAÿDS SO THE.-l"ÿosÿ_ ÿ.-ÿjÿ Tÿ Oÿ -To ÿn-lÿ_a ÿ- OT--Eÿ2M tdg 15. Define selective reeÿing. ÿ:pÿ_: Cÿ4OoSÿ_ I"F-A-[-f'ÿ q'ÿ4ÿ_y ÿnÿt -TO 1ÿ<ÿ oÿ 4Tt4ÿ'f C4zÿSS-ÿl oÿ C -ZÿS-pOLLÿMÿqÿ To Gÿ--T'TÿtOSÿ ÿcÿ.zÿqtÿ a. Explain why a farmer would use selective reeding: ÿ ÿoÿllcÿ ÿps J 3.6. Predator- iÿiÿlÿ I-Tÿ_-i- ÿuÿtjt O-iÿHÿ-9ÿ ÿk)ÿvÿiÿl.s ÿ ÿ-ÿt :27. Prey ÿ" ÿÿ_ÿ ÿ-ÿa-t ÿtÿ_ ÿ4l tÿtÿ_ :) ÿ'ÿ ]pÿ-ÿ_ÿ:)ÿ'-ÿdÿ--s :$8. Explain how a mutation ecomes an adaptation. A- I2.ZÿOoÿ C_ÿE.t-flC N%ULÿ-ÿIOÿO s zvwe; -to rÿpÿzolcÿ ÿ ÿaggt kl Ca ou T'ÿAT

4 Name: Taxonomy Classification and Dichotomous Keys.Help! Scientists have discovered quite-a few new crewatures on planet Pamishan They need your help to identify and classify them. Use the dichotomous key on the next page to identify these creatures. - "1ÿ' n !4 15 ')} " POR-.-T'DL 5 8.}4 GEO.rq \Aÿ4 A LAÿ 4 LÿS 2..:tÿ ixi<cÿ4ts 9. SLAÿ<UÿS 16. V-. \ P EIÿ.Lÿ S PL/AI4 O.S SWAÿ.ÿOÿP- ÿ S 4.!1. ÿ%ÿ YCLoÿ S 18. ÿ) A\EiIS 12. ÿ) }4A ÿ &h/ s-vÿ P-- uls 19. Aÿ.so4 13. H 5Eÿg- t S 20. ÿxÿ F tÿzz ÿ-s 7. ÿx[ 4oÿTAÿ4\A}4 14. ÿ) NÿLTF--P-ÿ

5 A Key to New Pamishan Creatures i. a The creature has a large wide head... go to 2 The creature has a small narrow head... go to II 2. a It has 3 eyes... go to 3 It has 2 eyes... go to 3. a There is a star in the middle of its chest... go to 4 There is no star in the middle of its chest go to 6 4. a The creature has hair spikes... Broadus hairus The creature has no hair spikes... go to 5 5 a. The ottom of the creature is arch-shaped... Broadus archus. The ottom of the creature is M-shaped... Broadus emmus 60 a. The creature has an arch-shaped ottom... Broadus p!ainus. The creature has an M-shaped ottom... Broadus tritops 7. a. The creature has hairy spikes... go to 8 0 The creature has no spikes... go to!0 8. a. There is a star in the middle of its ody... Broadus hairystarus The is no star in the middle of its ody... go to 9 9. a. The creature has an arch shaped ottom... Broadus hairyemmus The creature has an M shaped ottum... Broadus kiferus I0 a!i a 12 a 13 a 14 a 15 a 16 a 17 a 18 a 19 a The ody is symmetrical... Broadus walter The ody is not symmetrical... Broadus anderson The creatrue has no antennae... go to 12 The creature has antennae... go to 14 There are spikes on the face... Narrowus wolfus There are no spikes on the face... go to 13 The creature has no spike anywhere... Narrowus lankus There are spikes on the right leg... Narrowus staroardus The creature has 2 eyes... go to 15 The creature has 1 eye... Narrowus cyclops The creature has a mouth... go to 16 The creature has no mouth... go to 17 There are spikes on the left leg... Narrowus portus There are no spikes at all... Narrowus p!ainus The creature has spikes... go to 18 The creature has no spikes... Narrowus georginia There are spikes on the head... go to 19 There are spikes on the right leg... Narrowus montanian There are spikes covering the face... Narrowus eardus There are spikes only on the outside edge of head... Narrowus fuzzus

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