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BIO 101 � Human Biology Final Exam

This document is a final exam for a human biology course, likely covering key concepts in human anatomy and physiology.

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BIO 101–HUMAN BIOLOGYFinal Exam–Please fill in your name and SOLAR ID number on your answer sheetbefore starting, and bubble in the corresponding ovals. Do not writeanything else on the opscansheet (except for the answers, of course!)Answers to the multiple choice questions must be filled in on the answersheet with a #2 pencil. There are 60 multiple choice questions.Answer sheets will be collected when time is called at 5 pm. If you finishbefore that time you may hand in your answer sheet and leave (everyonemust stay until 2:45). Answers and grades will be posted ASAP onBlackboard.Thank you for being wonderful people and making the semester enjoyable–good luck in all of your future pursuits. Enjoy the summer!SELECT THE BEST ANSWER!! GOOD LUCK!1. Which karyotype(s) shows a “normal” male individual (i.e., a male individual with noaneuploidies)?A. A and BB. B only @C. C onlyD. D onlyE. A, B, C & D2. Which karyotype(s) shows an individual with Turner’s syndrome?A. A onlyB. C onlyC. B and CD. D only @E. A and D3. Fertilization normally takes place in which structure?A. the vaginaB. the uterusC. an oviduct @D. the endometriumE. an epididymis4. The organ of sexualstimulation and pleasure in the female reproductive system is the:A. uterusB. ovaryC. vaginaD. clitoris @E. vulva5. In the human female, a blastocyst implants into the:A. uterus @B. oviductC. vaginaD. ovaryE. cervix6. Which extraembryonic membrane contains a fluid that surrounds and bathes the embryo?A. yolk sac

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University of Phoenix
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BIO 101
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Biology

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