Do you know what influences your phenotype?
Variation and Mutations Quiz
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Question 1 of 7Question 1
People, ecosystem, environment, population, individuals, genotypes, phenotypes
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Variation describes the differences between in a of organisms. Variation is expressed by our .
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Question 2 of 7Question 2
Environmental, interdependence, magnetic, genetic, rotationary
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There are two sources of variation, these are and . Sometimes both of these factors can interact to cause variation.
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Question 3 of 7Question 3
Read the description and match it to the correct factor. Different characteristics as a result of mutation and sexual reproduction (inheritance).
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Question 4 of 7Question 4
Read the description and match it to the correct factor. Different characteristics caused by an organism’s environment as they developed (acquired characteristics).
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Question 5 of 7Question 5
Extensive, intensive, interactions, mutations, effect
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Typically within a population there will be genetic variation as a result of . Most of these have no on phenotype.
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Question 6 of 7Question 6
During the HGP scientists were able to map the entire DNA of a single human. What does HGP stand for?
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Question 7 of 7Question 7
Which of the following are reasons that understanding the human genome is important for society?
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