In Muppet monsters, googly eyes is an X-linked trait.  Googly (G) is dominant, non-googly (g) is recessive.  XX individuals are female; XY are male. A female who is heterozygous for googly eyes has children with a male who has googly eyes. If this female and this male have many offspring, [a] of their offspring would be googly-eyed sons. If this female and this male have many offspring, [b] of their offspring would be googly-eyed daughters.

In Muppet monsters, HH and Hh = no horns, and hh = horns. A separate, unlinked gene determines fur color in Muppet monsters. FF and Ff = red, ff = blue. An individual who is HhFf has offspring with an individual who is Hhff.  What is the probability that their first child will have red fur and NO horns?

A gene codes for a protein that a cell frequently uses, but the cell also needs to control when the active protein is present and when it is not.  The cell needs to have the active protein immediately available when it is needed. The fastest way to do this would be if the protein is under _____.

The learning objectives listed in the “What to do” for each week are your study guide. I have also compiled those for you & posted them as a study guide. Where can you find the study guide that lists the things you should know and be able to do for this exam?

Direct evidence indirectly proves a fact. 

Harry has been diagnosed with epilepsy by his neurologist. Which of the following should the neurologist use to assess Harry’s epilepsy by studying his brain-wave activity? electrooculography B. electromyography*C. electroencephalographD. electrocardiograph  

________ proposes that one can understand dreaming by applying the same intellectual concepts used in studying the waking mind.  

Altered states of consciousness can be produced by

B. Watson and B. F. Skinner believed that

Which of the following terms refers to Charles Darwin’s principle of an evolutionary process; the process in which organisms that are best adapted to their environment will survive and, importantly, produce offspring?