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Date
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Learning Objective
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Classwork
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Homework
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Assessment criteria
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Nov. 25
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9-11 LS1I Egg and sperm cells are formed by a process
called meiosis in which each resulting cell
contains only one representative chromosome
from each pair found in the original cell.
Recombination of genetic information during
meiosis scrambles the genetic information,
allowing for new genetic combinations and
characteristics in the offspring. Fertilization
restores the original number of chromosome
pairs and reshuffles the genetic information,
allowing for variation
among offspring
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Page
363 Stop and Think Part 1 1-2,
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Any unfinished classwork
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Describe and model the process of meiosis
in which egg and sperm cells are formed
with only one set of chromosomes from
each parent.
Model and explain the process of genetic
recombination that may occur during
meiosis and how this then results in
differing characteristics in offspring.
Describe the process of fertilization that
restores the original chromosome number
while reshuffling the genetic information,
allowing for variation
among offspring
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26
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Modeling Meiosis, Page 363 – P/P all
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Page 365 – R/C 1-4
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27
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Explain – all about Alleles, page 369-371, P/P 1 – 4,
S/T 1-2
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Any unfinished classwork
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Parent/ Guardian Signature
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