<p>why would it be sex linked?</p>
<p>i said that it was autosomal recessive..</p>
<p>idk the exact numbers, though I do recall both men and women being affected. First generation were both heterozygous normal people which produced like 4 kids, two of which were affected (one boy and one girl). I remember this because there was a question that asked about inheritance and a wrong answer choice was "its impossible for a brother to have it but not a sister to have it" or something like that. Clearly in that second generation there was a brother and sister that had it.</p>
<p>did the solution X question I, II, III type say it was after 24 hours? B/c if it did, I look at several sites and they say that there would be no net movement of water(isotonic)--> equilibrium and wouldnt that happen after a day?</p>
<p>the pedigree is impossible to be sex linked because 1) the instructions on top said A=dominant and a=reccessive. Just that alone told us that there is nothing to do with ANY sex linked diseases, and 2) there were almost equal amounts of guys and girls that were affected</p>
<p>Exactly equal, if I remember correctly.</p>
<p>o, well it certainly is autosomal recessive</p>
<p>Ok can some1 add on to the comply list.
We should have 47 questions (autosomal recessive and the 24 net movement one).</p>
<p>Wat were the choices for the Lavender Flower Leaf structure question with the tight leaf arrangement?</p>
<p>Wat was the answer to that?</p>
<p>So anyone know what -12 will get some one on this test?</p>
<p>@132
i said the petal was homozygous. for the 1st question
and then incomplete dominance for the 2nd one
and lets say Tt=lavender, then, tt=white, and TT=blue, so the whites ttxtt=all tt. So 3 i got 100% white.</p>
<p>No the Lavender was incomplete dominance
Im talking about the leaf structure. I put Simple dominance for the tight leaf structure question. Am I right?</p>
<p>@132: I dont think there was a question that asked for tight leaf inheritance pattern, but if there was - ya simple dominance.</p>
<p>So what's the Bio-M curve gonna look like? Similar to the one in the CB book?</p>
<p>with the diffusion over the membrane one....itsaid water would become isotonic and sugar would stop moving after 24 hours--is that detailed in the experiment--would it be wrong because its an assumption?</p>
<p>tick629 I had the same exact thinking which is why I put isotonic and it ended at the 24 hr period... tricky cb lol</p>
<p>That question was like an SATI CR question lol. I didnt put isotonic/ended at 24 hr period only because I was wary CB was trying to fool unsuspecting testers. The more I think about it, the more I think those are viable assumptions...but I went with the bare minimum on that question lol. No assumptions for me.</p>
<p>Equilibrium doesn't mean that the reaction has stopped... There would still be solute entering and leaving the bag in roughly equal amounts</p>
<p>Just curious, did anyone get perfect?</p>
<p>i think we should compile a list of all the answers on the test. that way we have a better idea of how well we did. here is a continuation of the list asc3nd started. just copy and paste on more answers as you think of them. :)</p>
<ol>
<li>What part of the flower makes up the fruit: ovary</li>
<li>Fever – Person with high white blood cell count</li>
<li>What happens in menstrual cycle: endometrium is shed</li>
<li>Featherlike structure and burrs (dandelion one): increasing seed dispersal</li>
<li>Hawaii diperthia – Hotspot</li>
<li>Mice population increased b/c: abundance of food for mice and less predation.</li>
<li>Snake population decreased b/c: Less mice (food scarcity)</li>
<li>Which decreases blood pressure: Alcohol</li>
<li>Somatic cell has 16 so gamete has: 8</li>
<li>Clots blood capillary: 1</li>
<li>Low oxygen: 1 and 5</li>
<li>ABCdef: Crossing over</li>
<li>All of these reduce temperature except: vigorously exercising</li>
<li>Tape worm is an example of: paratism</li>
<li>Nitrogen conversion: Putting it into the atmosphere</li>
<li>Albino plant taking nutrition from regular plant: paratism</li>
<li>Which one is a reptile: turtle</li>
<li>Which of the following must take place for sperm gamete: division of homologous pair</li>
<li>Carries oxygen in blood: red blood cells</li>
<li>Which of the following has true coelom: annelids and anthropods</li>
<li>Graph going straight up (with logs in it): exponential</li>
<li>Maples, wolves, rabbits: temperate deciduous forest</li>
<li>Building blocks of DNA: Nucleotides</li>
<li>Homologous structure: Flipper/foreleg</li>
<li>Last question in Ecology: Graph going downward</li>
<li>Which one is not homeostasis: Secondary sex characteristics</li>
<li>One with three diagrams in 1 picture (in order): ribosome, mRNA, and polypeptide.</li>
<li>Adaptation for gas exchange (frogs/snakes): skin</li>
<li>Humans and chimpanzees: they share a common ancestor</li>
<li>Normal human body stuff: Not systolic of 180</li>
<li>This organ is for reabsorption and blood filtration: kidney</li>
<li>Protein digestion is completed here: Stomach and small intestines</li>
<li>Ribose, phosphate, and nitrogen base: nucleotide</li>
<li>Food chain: Loses more energy as it goes up</li>
<li>Experiment with wood preservation: biomagnification</li>
<li>Does not have a nucleus: Red blood cell</li>
<li>Site of gas exchange in humans: alveoli</li>
<li>All vegetation is removed, first PLANTS will be: annual herbs</li>
<li>Proteins are: polymers</li>
<li>Frog nucleus bring inserted into another frog nucleus: nucleus contained the information to form larva</li>
<li>Pollinate unscented/ not colorful flowers: wind</li>
<li>Whale and other organism: commensalism</li>
<li>Species takes over a resources and other does not have access to it: interspecific competition</li>
<li>Insectide question: Predators who eat insects will die (biomagnification)</li>
<li>Which makes plant bushier: cutting terminal buds</li>
<li>albinoism: autosomal recessive</li>
<li>lavender flower color: incomplete dominance</li>
<li>the petal pattern (tight arrangement): homozygous</li>
<li>cross white colored flowers: all white offsprings</li>
</ol>
<p>ok, last question regarding the cancelling thing. i've pretty much made my decision, but do colleges see a test date and no score or nothing at all?</p>