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AP BIOLOGY. Welcome! Why are you here?. Resources: Class blog and New Textbook. biohart.wordpress.com. Labs. 12 required – one essay guaranteed on AP exam Detailed written reports Suggestion – inexpensive separate folder for completed labs. Perseverance:. Ask questions Help one another - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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AP BIOLOGYWelcome! Why are you here?

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Resources: Class blog and New Textbookbiohart.wordpress.com

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Labs 12 required – one essay

guaranteed on AP exam Detailed written reports Suggestion – inexpensive

separate folder for completed labs

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Perseverance: Ask questions Help one another Stay on top of it Deep breathing exercises

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Summer assessment Item analysis done! Content you guys seem to

“remember”– Cells, DNA basics, and Ecology

Content you guys need to brush up on a bit– Mitosis, Meiosis and Mendelian

genetics basics, and Evolution Content that we won’t review now

but is coming up: biochemistry and science process skills

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So where should we start?

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Cellular Division - mitosis* What are some of the major

differences in the cell division of prokaryotic cells compared to eukaryotic cells is?

* Prokaryotic chromosomes do not separate along a mitotic spindle like eukaryotic cells, others?

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Cellular Division – mitosis in eukaryotes

A plant cell has 12 chromosomes at the end of mitosis. How many chromosomes did it have at the beginning of the cell cycle?

C. 12

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Cellular Division – mitosis in eukaryotes

How many chromatids would the plant cell with 12 chromosomes have in the G2 phase of its cell cycle?

D. 24

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Cellular Division - mitosis Humans have a 2n number of 46.

How many chromosomes would be found in each of the following?A. Somatic cells = B. Gametes =

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Cellular Division - meiosis The restoration of the diploid

chromosome number after halving in meiosis is due to

* fertilization

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Cellular Division - meiosis

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Cellular Division - meiosis

Homologous pairs?

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Cellular Division - meiosis

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Cellular Division - meiosis• One homologous pair has ____

number of sister chromatids?

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Cellular Division - meiosis Each sister chromatid has their

own kinetochore

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Cellular Division - meiosis

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27. The restoration of the diploid chromosome number after halving in meiosis is due to

B. fertilization

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Is this organism homozygous or heterozygous? How do you know?

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Heterozygous dihybrid cross L= long ears l = short ears R = red fur r = white fur Long eared, white fur offspring

are eaten more readily by predators. Bummer.

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Evolution Long eared, white fur offspring

are eaten more often by predators.

Let’s assume that all of the offspring of a population with the above stated phenotype got eaten.

What effect does this have on the population?

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Evolution Nature selects based on

phenotype but the impact is at the level of genotype.

• Bacteria are more and more resistant to antibiotics. Why?

• Directional selection by the way

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Evolution

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Evolution

Darwin proposed that new species evolve from ancestral forms by the gradual accumulation of adaptations to changing environments

Explains our unity and diversity

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Evolution

Explain natural selection

the reproductive success of the members of a population best adapted to the environment

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Cell Parts and Function

ReviewTYPICAL ANIMALCELL

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Cell Parts and FunctionsReview Continued

TYPICAL PLANT CELL

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Endomembrane System