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Phenotype is the expression of genotype and is determined according to three basic patterns: dominance, codominance, and genetic imprinting. Define each pattern, and give an example trait for each.
 
  What will be an ideal response?

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Lorenz's conceptualization of imprinting as an inborn preadapted characteristic resembles most closely the notion of a(n)
 
  a. emotional self-regulation.
  b. goodness of fit.
  c. instinct.
  d. empathy.

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MITOSIS is to MEIOSIS as is to .
 
  a. NATURE::NURTURE
  b. QUANTITATIVE::QUALITATIVE
  c. ACTIVE::PASSIVE
  d. HOLISTIC::PIECEMEAL

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Which statement about Konrad Lorenz's imprinting of young birds to their parents is FALSE?
 
  a. The imprinting attachment is irreversible.
  b. Imprinting develops automatically.
  c. Imprinting is based on parental feeding of the young.
  d. The imprinting must occur during a specific critical period following hatchout.
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Thank you, thank you, thank you!
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Good timing, thanks!
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