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Genetic Unit Test

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Total cards: 24•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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Involves 2 species to mate

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Selective breeding

#2
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Involves the manipulation of genes

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Genetic Engineering

#3
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Tough wild boars mated with friendly meaty pigs give you robust & meaty pigs for your farm.

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Selective Breeding

#4
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Must be performed in a lab with special equipment

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Genetic Engineering

#5
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Don’t need any special tools or lab

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Selective Breeding

#6
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used mostly for dogs, cats, other pets, cattle, and crops.

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Selective Breeding

#7
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Reduces the chance of getting “undesirable” organisms

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Genetic Engineering

#8
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crosses (mates) organisms with desirable traits to produce offspring that have the traits from both parents!

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Selective Breeding

#9
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Involves mating organisms with different “desirable” traits to get offspring with the

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Selective Breeding

#10
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It produces an organism that has a new trait it would most likely not have developed on its own

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Genetic Engineering

#11
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only requires one person and normally it can split into two can make offspring without another parent.

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Asexual reproduction

#12
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two parents come together to make an offspring with egg and sperm.

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sexual reproduction

#13
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The trait that always will show up in the DNA

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Dominant Trait

#14
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They determine traits. A stretch of DNA on a chromosome with instructions for one trait. DNA contains this.

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Genes

#15
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Genes that have 2 identical alleles. Homo means the same (RR,rr)

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Homozygous

#16
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The physical characteristics of a trait, or what it looks like.

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Phenotype

#17
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Taking DNA from one organism and inserting it into another organism’s DNA sequence to ensure the organism will have a specific trait.

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Genetic Engineering

#18
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Can be performed easily by farmers & breeders

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Selective Breeding

#19
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Identifying certain genes and moving or removing genes.

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Genetic Engineering

#20
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The genetic makeup of an individual that is represented by 2 letters

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Genotype

#21
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different versions of the same trait. We use letters to represent those traits. Everyone has two of these

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alleles

#22
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The trait that is overcome by a dominant trait. Can only show up if there are two of them.

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Recessive trait

#23
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Genes that have 2 different alleles. Hetero means different. (Rr)

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Heterozygous

#24
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Where do you find DNA?

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In the Nucleus in the chromosome