Cricket Karyotype Evolution and Genetics Review

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Vocabulary flashcards covering karyotype analysis, chromosome pairing, somatic vs. gamete counts, and parentage testing based on cricket genetics notes.

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Cricket A Sex Determination

Identified as female based on having XX\text{XX} chromosomes.

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Cricket B Chromosome Count

Has a total of 1818 chromosomes in its karyotype, where 99 originated from mom and 99 from dad.

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Chromosome Pairs in Karyotypes

Chromosomes are arranged in pairs because one was inherited from the mother and one from the father.

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Cricket D Karyotype Composition

Contains 1010 autosomes and 22 sex chromosomes in its karyotype.

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Somatic Cell Karyotype Identification

Identified as body (somatic) cells rather than sex cells (gametes) because there are 22 chromosomes together in pairs.

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Cricket D Egg Cell Chromosome Content

An egg cell of Cricket D contains 66 total chromosomes and 11 sex chromosome.

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Parentage Determination

Cannot be determined by looking at karyotypes; it can only be determined by analyzing nitrogen sequences or alleles (DNA).