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High School Science - HS-LS3-2 - Where Genetic Variation Comes From
High School Science - HS-LS3-2 - Where Genetic Variation Comes From
High School Science - HS-LS3-2 - Where Genetic Variation Comes From

6 Questions

NGSS.HS-LS3-2
1

A couple has four children. All four siblings share the same two parents, but they differ in eye color, hair texture, and whether they can roll their tongues.

2

Two fields are planted with corn seeds from the same inbred line (genetically very similar).

3

A scientist grows a large population of bacteria that all came from the same original cell.

4

A horticulture class grows two groups of the same flower species:

5

A biology class is reviewing different events that can change DNA or the combination of alleles in humans.

6

Two healthy parents with no known family history of a certain genetic disorder have a child diagnosed with the disorder.

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