Unit 4 Genetics
Unit 5 Heredity
Unit 6 Evolution
Unit 7 Ecology
Miscellaneous
100

This is a nitrogenous base that DNA does NOT have, but RNA does. 

Uracil

100

This is what we call the actual inherited alleles a person has. 

Genotype 

100

This is who came up with the theory of natural selection. 

Charles Darwin

100

This is a characteristic of a living thing. (more than one answer) 

metabolism, made of cell(s), reproduces, grows, contain genetic material, respond to a stimulus, adapt  

100

This makes up a scientific name

Genus species

200

This is the name of a group of three nucleotides. 

codon

200

This is the genotype a person needs in order to show a recessive trait. 

Homozygous recessive. 

200

This is what we call a trait that helps an organism survive in its environment. 

an adaptation

200

This is the hierarchy of classification, starting at the most broad taxonomy level to the most specific. 

Domain, Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, Species
200

This is the type of succession that a forest fire leads to.  

secondary succession 

300

This is where translation takes place and the product.

Ribosomes in the cytoplasm; Polypeptide chain/protein 

300

This is the complex inheritance pattern name and result when two alleles are both dominant. 

Codominance; the traits show up separately in phenotype.  

300

This is the type of evolution that happens on a small scale, within one population. 

Microevolution

300

This is the main difference between parasitism and predation. 

Parasites do not kill their host, they just feed off of them alive. 

300

This is the definition of population. 

A group of the same species in a defined space.

400

If an organism has 100 chromosomes in a somatic cell, then this is how many it would have in its gametes. 

50 (half of somatic cell chromosomes)

400

When two genes are commonly inherited together, they follow this pattern of inheritance. 

Linked genes 

400

If an ecosystem is overpopulated, what will happen?

Competition will occur

400

This describes a niche. 

All an organism needs/uses in their environment. 

400

This is the complex inheritance pattern name and result when two alleles are neither dominant nor recessive. 

Incomplete dominance (blend together for phenotype) 

500

This is the end result of meiosis. 

Four haploid cells (not identical) 
500

This is the inheritance pattern when a trait is affected by the interaction of many genes. 

Polygenic trait 

500

This is an example of something that increases genetic variation. 

(more than one answer) Mutations, gene flow, crossing over 

500

This is an example of a biotic factor that affects the size of a population. 

Disease, predation, competition 

500

These are mutations that impact a whole group of genes, meaning along a large segment of DNA. 

Chromosomal mutations 

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