<p>Im taking it, havnt taken Bio for 2 years, and havnt studied at all.</p>
<p>@st3rd
1)If they specifically ask for a son that is colorblind you don’t have to take in to account the probability of having son,since they are are already declaring that parameter. If it’s specified that it must be a son, you don’t need repeat that in your results. Reason, it out, it shouldn’t be that difficult.
2) And no, the spouses are not included in the generation.</p>
<p>ok so one question that may cause some of you guys to think is that if a donkey and horse mate and produce a mule it is going to be more resistant to diseases the either of its parents. So if the brown mule finds another white mate and they try to breed they might have offspring with brown hair what is this called(hint:what species is a mule), by what process was the mule created from the horse and the donkey?</p>
<p>^I think that question might be slightly beyond SAT subject test material.</p>
<p>oh no this is stuff i have seen in my biology notes in my honors cause and if you really understood the question and organisms you could see why i gave you a hint</p>
<p>meadow36 thank you… if they ask son that is color blind, its out of only sons, but if they ask a colorblind son, does that make it 25% (because you take into account the probability of having a son and then the probability of having a colorblind one)?</p>
<p>^Yes exactly :D</p>
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<p>hmm interesting, i’ve read through campbell’s, studied for usabo, etc yet have never come across a question like that, either i’m going stupid or i’m misinterpreting your question…lol sorry</p>
<p>sohaibshaikh , hybridization?</p>
<p>Not sure what the question is anymore. I heard sohaibshaikh say not to go crazy the day before. Very true, but then again, it helped me for AP this year. (Self-studying an entire test the night before… w00t, granted it is the easiest test)</p>
<p>Which of the following is not a lipid derivative?
a) waxes
b) steroids
c) caotenoids
d) albumins
e) lecithin</p>
<p>D…it’s a protein derivative I believe. lol DataBox, you’re taking the Bio SAT2’s Sat as well?</p>
<p>In bryophtyes is the sporophyte or gametophyte generation domination?</p>
<p>Yes, started studying about an hour ago 
and the gametophyte generation is dominant.</p>
<p>^^albumins are proteins. (wiki)
^in bryophytes sporophyte is dependent on gametophyte(barrons)</p>
<p>I am so screwed for sat II bio.</p>
<p>ok heres the answer, hybridization was right for the second part but the first one was a trick question. When two a horse and a donkey mate they produce a mule. However, the horse is a species, the donkey is a species, but the mule is not a sprecies hence the quote. This is because donkeys are bot sterile and can not produce fertile offspring hence the term species. And lets say if you had not known you would have probably picked medellain laws of dominance but it can never happen since mules are not sterile.</p>
<p>what are deuterostomes</p>
<p>A superphylum classified with embryonic development- the blastopore becomes the anus.</p>
<p>What are the opposite of deuterostomes?</p>
<p>^It also has radial and indeterminate cleavage.</p>
<p>The opposite is protosome, in which the mouth devlops first from the blastospore and has spiral and determinate cleavge.</p>
<p>What occurs through the process of implantation?</p>
<p>Is that gastrulation, when the 3 germ layers develop ??? Not sure</p>
<p>What is the raw material and waste of photosynthesis and cellular respiration ?</p>
<p>Hey guys- I’ve noticed a lot of the questions on this thread are basically AP type questions. Which is understandable b/c many of you are in the class this year. But I get the feeling that the actual test will be formatted differently and will have emphasis on different subject areas than the AP. This is from taking 7 practice tests so far and an 8th in an couple hours. Do you guys think the AP and SAT will be similar at all? I mean, I heard they’re pretty different. Also, I’m considering taking a look at my review books from last year instead of re-reading Barron’s. Would this be helpful?</p>