Organelles
Inherited Traits
Variations
Survival
200

Storage Area inside of Cells

Vacuole

200

Humans have ___ PAIRS of chromosomes.

23

200

The word for an ecosystem's variety of life.

Biodiversity

200

This environment would allow a nocturnal animal with padded feet and whiskers to find limited food and water able to survive. (HINT: it's a type of ecosystem)

Animals in the desert region need what traits to survive?

200

The organelle that converts light into food.

Chloroplast

200

If blonde hair is hh and black hair is HH, why does Susie have black hair if her haircolor alleles are Hh?

Dominant traits mask (hide) recessive traits.

200

A fatal disease hits a population of asexually-reproducing starfish. Would they likely survive or die off?

They would die off since they are genetically the same and the disease is fatal. If you can't survive you can't reproduce to pass on your traits.

200

In a rainforest/jungle environment, this color would best work for crickets to survive.

The green colored crickets would survive best.

300

The organelle that controls what goes in and out of both plant and animals cells.

Cell Membrane

300

This is the organelle where genes and chromosomes are located inside of cells.

Nucleus

300

Would a population of sexually-reproducing deer likely survive a fatal disease?

Yes; Some will die, but because of variations, the ones with disease resistance will survive, reproduce, and pass on their traits to offspring. 

300

As biodiversity increases, the chances of a thriving ecosystem ___

increases

300

Creates energy out of food (breaks down glucose).

Mitochondria

300

___ reproduction requires one parent for reproduction.
___ reproduction requires two parents for reproduction.

Asexual (1 parent)

Sexual (2 parents)

300

Farmers have to keep making new recipes for pesticides (poisons) because of insects' ability to do this.

The population becomes pesticide-resistant because insects reproduce sexually. Their variations allow some insects to survive the poisons and reproduce. 

300

Structural and Behavioral traits that allow a crocodile to hunt well in rivers

Structural traits like strong jaws or elevated (on top of their head) nostrils, eyes, and ears in crocodiles.
Behavioral traits like swimming quietly, hiding motionless while watching for prey.

400

The two organelles found in plant cells, but not in animal cells.

Cell Wall and Chloroplasts

400

The two types of alleles that determine inherited traits

Dominant and Recessive
400

The three types of adaptations.

Structural

Behavioral

Physiological

400

These are two traits make a cane toad successful in Australia.

EXAMPLES: 

* eat many different organisms

* reproduce quickly

* skin is toxic to predators

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