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#Question id: 12233


Monarch butterflies are protected from birds and other predators but the cardiac glycosides they incorporate into their tissues are from eating milkweed when they were in their caterpillar stage of development. The wings of a different species of butterfly, the Viceroy, look nearly identical to the Monarch so predators that have learned not to eat the bad-tasting Monarch avoid Viceroys as well. This example best describes

#Unit 10. Ecological Principles
  1. Aposmatic coloration. 
  2. Cryptic coloration. 
  3. Batesian mimicry. 
  4. Müllerian mimicry.
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#Question id: 4725

#Unit 8. Inheritance Biology

Ptosis (droopy eyelid) may be inherited as a dominant human trait. Among 30 people who are heterozygous for the ptosis allele, 10 have ptosis and 20 have normal eyelids. What is the penetrance for ptosis?

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#Question id: 4781

#Unit 8. Inheritance Biology

Two non allelic gene P and Q governed  Glume color in sorghum.

P= blakish purple          

Q = raddish purple (dependent over P gene )

If heterozygous Raddish purple were cross with homozygous brown color .What are phenotypic ratio of  progeny?

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#Question id: 15664

#Unit 8. Inheritance Biology

Which of the following statements regarding epigenetic inheritance is FALSE?

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#Question id: 15663

#Unit 8. Inheritance Biology

A mouse heterozygous at the Igf-2 locus is dwarf and has 50% dwarf progeny when mated to a homozygous Igf-2m animal. Which statement about this animal is FALSE?

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#Question id: 15662

#Unit 8. Inheritance Biology

You develop an inbred strain of mice that display one of two distinct syndromes. What evidence might lead you to believe that these mice are mutant for a gene or genes affected by imprinting?

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#Question id: 15412

#Unit 8. Inheritance Biology

For a trait known to be caused by a mitochondrial gene variant, there may be an occasional female that can transmit different phenotypes to her progeny on an apparently random basis. What situation might you suspect?