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Sex Reproduction and Chromosomes: Asexual vs. Sexual Reproduction and Determination of Sex, Quizzes of Cell Biology

Definitions and examples of asexual and sexual reproduction, as well as an exploration of the advantages and disadvantages of each. Additionally, it covers the concepts of sex chromosomes, sex determination, and sex linkage. Primarily focused on biological concepts and is suitable for university students studying genetics or biology.

What you will learn

  • What is asexual reproduction and what are some examples?
  • What sex chromosomes do males have?
  • Who carries the SRY gene?
  • How do X and Y chromosomes determine the sex of offspring?
  • What is a hemizygous?
  • What are the advantages of sexual reproduction?

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TERM 1
Define Asexual Reproduction and give
examples
DEFINITION 1
creation of individuals without gametes (sperm/eggs)
Involves 1 parent
ex) bacteria, unicellular eukaryotes, invertebrates
(earthworms)
TERM 2
Define Sexual Reproduction and give
examples
DEFINITION 2
creation of individuals with gametes
involves 2 parents; male & female
ex) humans, animals
TERM 3
Define a hermaphrodite
DEFINITION 3
individual containing both male and female sex organs
ex) earthworm
TERM 4
What are advantages of sexual reprod?
DEFINITION 4
new genotypes are made
^'s genetic variability = ^ in survival
diversity prevents extinction
TERM 5
What are disadvantages of sexual reprod?
DEFINITION 5
more complicated b/c 2 partners are needed
sex requires time and energy
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Define Asexual Reproduction and give

examples

creation of individuals without gametes (sperm/eggs) Involves 1 parent ex) bacteria, unicellular eukaryotes, invertebrates (earthworms) TERM 2

Define Sexual Reproduction and give

examples

DEFINITION 2 creation of individuals with gametes involves 2 parents; male & female ex) humans, animals TERM 3

Define a hermaphrodite

DEFINITION 3 individual containing both male and female sex organs ex) earthworm TERM 4

What are advantages of sexual reprod?

DEFINITION 4 new genotypes are made ^'s genetic variability = ^ in survival diversity prevents extinction TERM 5

What are disadvantages of sexual reprod?

DEFINITION 5 more complicated b/c 2 partners are needed sex requires time and energy

What chromosomes are sex chromosomes?

X & Y

TERM 7

What are body chromosomes referred to as?

DEFINITION 7 autosomal chromosomes/autosomes TERM 8

What sex chrom's do males have?

DEFINITION 8 XY TERM 9

What sex chrom's do females

have?

DEFINITION 9 XX TERM 10

What is the male:female?

DEFINITION 10 1:

What is MIF and what produces it?

Mullerian-inhibiting factor excreted by the testes and degenerates female reproductive ducts TERM 17

How do females

develop?

DEFINITION 17 development occurs in the absence of testosterone and MIF the X chrom. expresses ovary-determining genes that repress testicular development females are the default sex TERM 18

How do animals and insects determine sex?

DEFINITION 18 the # of chrom's or environmental temperature can determine sex ex) in turtles, lower temps promote male development TERM 19

What is sex linkage and who investigated it?

DEFINITION 19 traits that are specified by genes located on the chromosomes Hunt Morgan TERM 20

Is sex linkage always X linked?

DEFINITION 20 no but most are ex) SRY gene is Y linked

What is the shorthand for sex linkage? give

ex)

draw the chrom. with a superscript indicating the mutant allele (gene) ex) a male is color blind, where h=color blind, his genotype will be: TERM 22

What organism is studied in sex linkage

research and why?

DEFINITION 22 Fruit flies- Drosophila melanogaster used because they have a short development time TERM 23

What is the normal wild-type eye color in fruit

flies? how would be label it?

DEFINITION 23 red "w+" TERM 24

What is the mutant eye color in fruit flies?

how would we label it?

DEFINITION 24 mutant white-eyed male "w" TERM 25

From Morgan's experiments, what did he

conclude?

DEFINITION 25 the white gene for eye color was X-linked the Y chrom did not carry the gene males only have 1 X, therefore, they inherit the white gene from their mother