Title: Understanding Mendel's Two Laws Post by: lperez24 on Oct 20, 2013 Hello community, thanks for all the help youve been throughout biology. I looked all over and found one other topic but they dont have the chapter 14 mastering biology questions and answers. Anybody know where they could be?
Title: Understanding Mendel's Two Laws Post by: padre on Oct 20, 2013 Hello community, thanks for all the help youve been throughout biology. I looked all over and found one other topic but they dont have the chapter 14 mastering biology questions and answers. Anybody know where they could be? What question are you stuck on, post it. Title: Understanding Mendel's Two Laws Post by: lperez24 on Oct 20, 2013 It would be better if the whole chapter was available but one problem i ran into was.
Should the experiment shown in Figure 14.3 be considered a failure? Why or why not? Title: Understanding Mendel's Two Laws Post by: padre on Oct 20, 2013 Have you heard of Mendel's proposed a hypothesis called particulate inheritance? It suggests that hereditary determinants maintain their integrity from generation to generation. This directly contradicts both the blending inheritance and inheritance of acquired characteristics hypotheses.
What chapter and textbook are you using? Title: Understanding Mendel's Two Laws Post by: lperez24 on Oct 20, 2013 Im using biological science 5e.
So would the experiment be considered a failure? and I also need help on other questions if you dont mind. Would you have all the answers like there are for other chapters posted on here? Title: Understanding Mendel's Two Laws Post by: padre on Oct 20, 2013 So would the experiment be considered a failure? I believe so. It really depends. Best thing would be to start a new topic for question you're stuck on, and if I know the answer, I'll post it. ALSO, make sure you post the chapter where it's coming from. What chapter is this question from? Title: Understanding Mendel's Two Laws Post by: doubleu on Oct 20, 2013 Evidence for the particulate inheritance hypothesis: When two true-breeding pea plants (round versus wrinkled seeds) are crossed, all of the offspring have round seeds.
a. Traits did not blend together to produce intermediate phenotypes (Fig. 14.2b). b. The genetic component for the wrinkled seed seemed to disappear. Title: Understanding Mendel's Two Laws Post by: lperez24 on Oct 20, 2013 did i post this is in the wrong section? My bad? and its from chapter 14
Title: Understanding Mendel's Two Laws Post by: padre on Oct 21, 2013 did i post this is in the wrong section? My bad? and its from chapter 14 No, you're fine. This is the right section. |