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Genes, inheritance and evolution

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31 mark
Which term describes having two identical alleles for a gene?
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43 marks
Give three reasons why the theory of natural selection was only gradually accepted.
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113 marks
Explain how meiosis produces genetic variation.
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154 marks
Polydactyly is caused by a dominant allele (D). A heterozygous parent and a parent without the condition have a child. Calculate the probability that the child has polydactyly, showing a Punnett square.
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183 marks
Describe the work of Mendel and why it was not recognised at first.
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233 marks
Explain the terms gene, allele and genotype.
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244 marks
Explain how natural selection could lead to the evolution of camouflaged moths.
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253 marks
Explain why the three-domain system replaced the five-kingdom system.
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