AP Biology / Unit 5
Unit 5 · 8–11%
Heredity
Meiosis shuffles alleles. Probability turns those shuffles into expected ratios.
Topics
- Meiosis
- Mendelian inheritance
- Probability
- Pedigrees and non-Mendelian patterns
Lessons
Key terms
Original practice
Marlow Works questions. If this unit does not have its own items yet, you will see other questions from the same course.
A cell’s surface-area-to-volume ratio is important because it affects:
Original Marlow Works item — not a College Board question.
Take your time—this is practice, not a test.
Review checklist
- 01State the chromosome number change from diploid to haploid.
- 02Calculate a simple monohybrid probability.
- 03Read a pedigree for a recessive versus dominant pattern when the data allow it.
Related resources
External links with reuse status. Marlow Works is independent and does not copy restricted exam or textbook material.
Official / link only
AP Biology course page
Official eight-unit framework, science practices, and lab resources.
College Board · All rights reserved · accessed 2026-10-01
Open sourceReference only — do not copy
OpenStax Biology 2e
Biology reference with commercial-use restrictions on the current publisher page.
OpenStax · CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 with additional restrictions · accessed 2026-10-01
Link only unless permission is obtained.
Open source