...by Lamarck. Acquired traits such as a...
...with the desired traits as breeding stock....
...in their inherited traits. Observation #2: All...
...Individuals whose inherited traits give them a...
...will cause favorable traits to accumulate over...
...temperature. An organism’s traits can influence not...
...and reproduce, the traits that are favored...
...proportion of favorable traits in a population....
...of some heritable traits over others are...
...have certain heritable traits survive and reproduce...
...because of those traits. Over time, natural...
...only on heritable traits, traits that are...
...on heritable traits, traits that are passed...
...cannot create favorable traits, it selects for...
...selects for favorable traits that are already...
...Natural selection favors traits that increase fitness...
...explain why certain traits in related species...
...Similarity in characteristic traits from common ancestry...

...genes (and potential traits) may result in...
...of the following traits are dominant traits...
...traits are dominant traits EXCEPT A) inability...
...disease. 2.1-67. Recessive traits are less common...
...common than dominant traits because usually A)...
...2.1-71. X-linked recessive traits are A) more...
...correlating X-linked recessive traits and sex. Question...
...trait. 2.1-72. Polygenic traits are traits influenced...
...Polygenic traits are traits influenced by A)...
...environment. B) dominant traits. C) genetics. D)...
...advantage of canalized traits is that they...
...lead to particular traits or behavioral outcomes....
...the Heritability of Traits Answer: A) the...
...high. D) Complex traits never show heritability...
...the Heritability of Traits Answer: A) Higher...
...the Heritability of Traits Answer: D) Heritability...
...of genetics. 2.1-131. Traits with high heritability...
...determinism. C) X-linked traits. D) both A...
...the Heritability of Traits Answer: D) both...
...the Heritability of Traits Answer: C) 0...
...the Heritability of Traits Answer: B) can...
...the Heritability of Traits Answer: C) experiences...
...the Heritability of Traits Answer: D) experiences...
...the Heritability of Traits Answer: D) Jack,...
...the Heritability of Traits Answer: D) relative...
...the Heritability of Traits Answer: C) identical...
...the Heritability of Traits Answer: D) none...
...the Heritability of Traits Answer: D) more...
...the Heritability of Traits Answer: A) MZ...
...50%. For heritable traits, therefore, it is...
...the Heritability of Traits Answer: C) selective...
...the Heritability of Traits Answer: B) children...
...the Heritability of Traits Answer: D) Equal...
...estimates for certain traits and characteristics, which...
...of the following traits is NOT considered...
...the Heritability of Traits Answer: A) processing...
...the Heritability of Traits Answer: B) general...
...the Heritability of Traits Answer: C) autism...
...the Heritability of Traits Answer: D) .50....
...the Heritability of Traits Answer: C) increase...
...the Heritability of Traits Answer: B) niche-picking...
...of the following traits is NOT characterized...
...the Heritability of Traits Answer: D) intelligence...
...the Heritability of Traits Answer: B) Temperament...
...the Heritability of Traits Answer: FALSE 2.2-20....
...the Heritability of Traits Answer: TRUE 2.3...
...the Heritability of Traits Answer: 1.00 2.4...
...that determines which traits are inherited 2.4-2....
...dominant and recessive traits can be understood...
...Dominant and Recessive Traits Answer: All cells...
...genes. For most traits, an offspring inherits...

...one another. c. traits were transmitted in...
...by a. X-linked traits. b. two alleles,...
...seven pairs of traits. His work showed...
...the sperm. c. traits were transmitted within...
...the sperm. c. traits were transmitted within...
...which parents pass traits onto their children....
...which parents pass traits onto their children....
...which parents pass traits onto their children....
...which parents pass traits onto their children....
...seven pairs of traits. a. white rats...
...seven pairs of traits. His work showed...
...seven pairs of traits. His work showed...
...principle of discrete traits b. principle of...
...principles of discrete traits, random segregation and...
...3:1 ratio of traits in the children...
...51. __________ produce traits by directing the...
...Structural genes produce traits by directing the...
...as spermatozoa. 65. Traits that are produced...
...Page(s): 53 Rationale: Traits that are produced...
...inheritance. d. X-linked traits. Answer: b Page(s):...
...imprinting b. X-linked traits c. partial dominance...
...dominance, and X-linked traits are all examples...
...and O. 73. Traits that are determined...
...Page(s): 53 Rationale: Traits that are determined...
...Page(s): 53 Rationale: Traits that are determined...
...Page(s): 53 Rationale: Traits that are determined...
...chromosome. a. X-linked traits b. Y-linked traits...
...traits b. Y-linked traits c. Polygenic traits...
...traits c. Polygenic traits d. Partial dominance...
...d. Partial dominance traits Answer: a Page(s):...
...54 Rationale: X-linked traits are more likely...
...of a. X-linked traits. b. Y-linked traits....
...traits. b. Y-linked traits. c. polygenic traits....
...traits. c. polygenic traits. d. partial dominance...
...d. partial dominance traits. Answer: a Page(s):...
...54 Rationale: X-linked traits are more likely...
...Examples of X-linked traits include some forms...
...drugs c. personality traits, such as the...
...drugs; and personality traits, such as the...
...idea that genetically-influenced traits develop differently in...
...idea that genetically-influenced traits develop differently in...
...idea that genetically-influenced traits develop differently in...
...are highly canalized traits. Answer: a Page(s):...
...Rationale: Highly canalized traits are difficult to...
...regarding highly canalized traits? a. They are...
...a. They are traits that develop more...
...Rationale: Highly canalized traits are difficult to...
...cluster of identifying traits. c. One’s blood...
...cluster of identifying traits, such as those...
...of the psychological traits, including those listed...
...of the psychological traits, including those listed...
...variety of psychological traits, which means that...
...variety of psychological traits, which means that...
...of the following traits has the highest...
...of the following traits has the lowest...
...variety of psychological traits. c. Heritability does...
...variety of psychological traits. Heritability does not...
...the inheritance of traits by siblings? a....
...together. c. Some traits, though genetic, do...
...occur together. Some traits, though genetic, do...
...families. 224. __________ traits, such as beauty,...
...as beauty, are traits that arise when...
...together, so these traits emerge from the...
...78 Rationale: Emergenic traits, such as beauty,...
...as beauty, are traits that arise when...
...together, so these traits emerge from the...
...parts. 225. Emergenic traits include which of...
...78 Rationale: Emergenic traits are traits that...
...Emergenic traits are traits that arise when...
...together, so these traits emerge from the...
...wide variety of traits may be emergenic,...
...TRUE regarding how traits are passed down...
...which parents pass traits onto their children....
...Principles of discrete traits, random segregation, and...
...C are dominant traits. Page(s): 50, Table...
...polygenic inheritance? Answer: Traits that are determined...
...examples of X-linked traits. Answer: muscular dystrophy,...
...environments. Highly canalized traits are difficult to...
...269. Define emergenic traits and list two...
...examples of these traits. Answer: Emergenic traits...
...traits. Answer: Emergenic traits are traits that...
...Emergenic traits are traits that arise when...
...together, so these traits emerge from the...
...wide variety of traits may be emergenic,...
...some similar personality traits, mannerisms, and gestures...
...scientists see individual traits as adaptations to...
...the frequency of traits across geographic areas...

...5.11–5.13) 5.9 Trace traits across multiple generations...
...model, including sex-linked traits. (Modules 5.15–5.17) 5.11...
...An organism’s physical traits (phenotype) are caused...
...the transmission of traits from one generation...
...B. Characters and traits 1. Character: An...
...eye color 2. Traits: Each character comes...
...C. Alleles 1. Traits derive from genes,...
...inheritance of multiple traits. • CORE IDEA:...
...used to trace traits in human families....
...to track genetic traits in a family....
...inheritance of many traits is more complex...
...A. Although many traits follow the simple...
...having just two traits (purple or white...
...a continuum of traits. 3. A continuum...
...inheritance of multiple traits. Dihybrid cross Law...
...used to trace traits in human families....
...inheritance of many traits is more complex...
...inheritance of multiple traits. ? The law...
...used to trace traits in human families....
...inheritance of many traits is more complex...
...model explains many traits but not all...
...of blending inheritance. Traits from the mother...
...inheritance of multiple traits. ? Practice problems...
...used to trace traits in human families....
...inheritance of many traits is more complex...

...following four distinctive traits with land plants,...
...accumulation of such traits by at least...
...land. Four key traits distinguish land plants...
...embryos). Four key traits appear in nearly...
...infer that these traits evolved as derived...
...evolved as derived traits of land plants....
...plants. The four traits are: Alternation of...
...Some of these traits are not unique...
...exhibits all four traits. Plant life cycles...
...lineages. Additional derived traits have evolved in...
...to the four traits listed above, other...
...above, other derived traits have evolved in...
...share some derived traits with vascular plants,...
...possess some ancestral traits characteristic of the...
...had some derived traits characteristic of living...
...later. Three main traits characterize modern vascular...

...be inherited. Acquired traits such as a...
...with the desired traits as breeding stock....
...greatly in their traits. Observation #2: Offspring...
...#2: Offspring inherit traits from their parents....
...Individuals whose inherited traits give them a...
...will cause favorable traits to accumulate over...
...temperature. An organism’s traits can influence not...
...and reproduce, the traits that are favored...
...proportion of favorable traits in a population....
...of some heritable traits over others are...
...only on heritable traits, traits that are...
...on heritable traits, traits that are passed...
...and pass their traits on to their...
...those individuals whose traits help them evade...
...cannot create favorable traits, it selects for...
...selects for favorable traits that are already...
...Natural selection favors traits that increase fitness...
...explain why certain traits in related species...
...Similarity in characteristic traits from common ancestry...

...14.4 Many human traits follow Mendelian inheritance...
...- show different traits allele composition of...
...Mendel to observe traits of each generation...
...seed shape 2 traits round or wrinkled...
...characters with heritable traits dihybrid SsYy produces...
...shape seed colour traits round or wrinkled...
...based on recessive traits - Tay-Sachs disease...