1. How many types of twins do exist? 2. What are "semi-identical" twins, and why are they so rare? 3. If this happen, do these embryos have fair chances of survival? 4. Which percentage of their genetic DNA do they share?

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Q: 3.  How can a female carrier of an X-linked recessive disorder have a daughter who is affected?

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Q: 5. Describe the difference between how identical twins and fraternal twins (non-identical) produced…

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Q: 2. How does Meiosis work?

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Q: 44. How can you distinguish between an autosomal recessive trait with higher penetrance in males and…

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Q: 1. How many different chromosomal combinations (genetic variation via independent assortment) can…

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Q: How does meiosis lead to genetic diversity? Describe all the different ways that this may happen

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Q: .Hemophilia is a sex-linked recessive condition that results in deficient blood clotting. The…

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Q: 12.By what mechanism does aneuploidy arise?

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Q: 5 The short legged flying weasel has a color gene with two alleles: purple and red. It also has a…

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Q: 5) Crossing over or recombination occurs in _____________which allows for diversity, so that…

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Q: 3. The cells shown in the diagram are in various stages of mitosis or meiosis. All the cells come…

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