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Adaptation and Inheritence

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

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#1
Front (Question)

inherited

Back (Answer)

feature passed on from ancestors in genes

#2
Front (Question)

environment

Back (Answer)

the surroundings or conditions in which an organism lives

#3
Front (Question)

what are the three factors that can cause characteristics

Back (Answer)

.inherited .environmental .both

#4
Front (Question)

give at least 3 examples of characteristics that someone can have due to inheritance factors

Back (Answer)

.natural hair colour .ability to roll tongue .eye colour .birthmark

#5
Front (Question)

give at least 3 examples of characteristics that someone can have due to environmental factors

Back (Answer)

.ear piercings .accent .tattoos .hair length

#6
Front (Question)

give at least 3 examples of characteristics that someone can have due to a mixture of inherence and environmental factors

Back (Answer)

.height .freckles .weight .skin colour .intelligence

#7
Front (Question)

why are identical twins identical and fraternal twins non-identical?

Back (Answer)

identical twins are produced when the fertilised egg splits into two before the foetus begins to develop. this means that they have identical DNA. however, fraternal twins are produced when two separate sperms fertilise two different eggs. this means that the twins have similar genes but not identical DNA.

#8
Front (Question)

in cells, chromosomes occur in

Back (Answer)

pairs

#9
Front (Question)

how many pairs of chromosomes does every cell contain?

Back (Answer)

23 pairs

#10
Front (Question)

the 23rd pair of chromosomes determine whenever

Back (Answer)

you are a male or female

#11
Front (Question)

females have

Back (Answer)

two x chromosomes

#12
Front (Question)

males have

Back (Answer)

one x chromosome and one y chromosome

#13
Front (Question)

alleles

Back (Answer)

different versions of the same gene

#14
Front (Question)

dominant alleles have

Back (Answer)

a capital letter (e.g. A)

#15
Front (Question)

recessive alleles have

Back (Answer)

a lower-case letter (e.g. a)

#16
Front (Question)

if recessive alleles are shown, will they be present if the other letter was upper case (e.g. Bb)

Back (Answer)

N O

#17
Front (Question)

if dominant alleles are shown, will they be present regardless if the other letter was upper or lower case (e.g. Bb)

Back (Answer)

Y E S

#18
Front (Question)

if recessive alleles are shown, will they be present if the other letter was lower case (e.g. bb)

Back (Answer)

Y E S

#19
Front (Question)

give some adaptations a tiger has

Back (Answer)

.sharp ears to locate prey .sharp teeth to grip on their prey .stripes to blend in with its surroundings so it can creep towards prey .powerful muscles to run at a fast speed .sharp claws to grip on their prey .tail to help it balance and climb

#20
Front (Question)

what is the order of cells

Back (Answer)

cell nucleus chromosome DNA molecule gene

#21
Front (Question)

give some adaptations a camel has

Back (Answer)

.thick eyelashes + eyebrows to block debris and sand entering their eyes .big feet area to minimise pressure and sink into the sand .hump full of FAT which can be substituted as energy or water .thick fur adapted for hot days and cold nights

#22
Front (Question)

what are the following factors that effect population size?

Back (Answer)

.weather .habitat/shelter .disease .amount of water .amount of food .number of predators

#23
Front (Question)

predator

Back (Answer)

an animal that catches and kills other animals for food

#24
Front (Question)

prey

Back (Answer)

an animal that is caught and killed for food