Each question should be answered in full sentences and should be approximately 125 words or about 2-3 paragraphs in length. You may use your text book, Mastering Biology or other outside sources as re

Each question should be answered in full sentences and should be approximately 125 words or about 2-3 paragraphs in length. You may use your text book, Mastering Biology or other outside sources as references, but you must cite your references at the end of each essay. 

1.     Explain why the following statement is incorrect.  Plants perform photosynthesis, but only animals perform cellular respiration.

2.     Consider cellular respiration. Explain what happens to the carbon atoms found in the glucose molecule throughout cellular respiration, to the very end of the process.

3.     Metabolism is the total of all the chemical reactions that take place in a living organism. Explain how three different groups of foods are used in cellular respiration.

4.     How is ATP linked to the process of cellular respiration?

5.     Explain how muscles chemically cope with extended exercise and what process is used.

6.     Is it possible for a female carrier to have a daughter who has hemophilia? Explain your answer using terms such as sex-linked inheritance, sex-linked genes, dominant, recessive, and X and Y chromosomes.

7.     Choose a specific trait such as eye color, and explain the meaning of homologous chromosomes. 

8.     How does the process of meiosis produce new combinations of genes? Why is this important?

9.     Describe one type of condition where a person is born with an abnormal number of chromosomes.

10.  Examine the cross between a black-coated Labrador and a chocolate-coated Labrador as is shown on page 102 of your text. Using correct biological terms explain how 50% of the offspring have the probability of being chocolate-coated.