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100

The process a cell goes through as it grows, prepares to divide, and produces two new cells.

What is the cell cycle?

100

The phase where sister chromatids are pulled apart toward opposite ends of the cell.

What is anaphase?

100

The smaller building blocks that make up DNA.

What are nucleotides?

100

A type of asexual reproduction where one organism splits into two identical organisms.

What is binary fission?

100

This agricultural technique joins tissues from two plants so they grow as one.

What is grafting?

200

The stage of the cell cycle when the cell grows, copies its DNA, and prepares for division.

What is interphase?

200

The phase where chromosomes line up along the middle of the cell.

What is metaphase?

200

DNA in its loose, threadlike form found in the nucleus.

What is chromatin?

200

Hydra and yeast commonly reproduce using this method.

What is budding?

200

Sustainability can be threatened when all individuals in a population are genetically identical because they may all be vulnerable to

What is a disease or environmental change?

300

 The molecule that is duplicated before the division stage

What is DNA?

300

The phase of mitosis where chromosomes become visible.

What is prophase?

300

and example is the Spirit Bears of coastal British Columbia have a mutated gene that makes their fur white instead of black.

What are neutral mutations?


300

 This type of reproduction occurs when pieces of an organism break off and develop into new individuals.

What is fragmentation?

300

A major disadvantage of asexual reproduction is a lack of this within a population.

What is genetic diversity (variation)?

400

During this phase of interphase, a cell copies its DNA so each daughter cell can receive a complete set.

S (synthesis) phase?

400

The phase where two new nuclei form around the separated chromosomes.

What is telophase?

400

Organisms whose cells lack a nucleus.

What are prokaryotes?

400

Potatoes, strawberries, and spider plants commonly reproduce using this process.

What is vegetative reproduction?

400

Healthy populations and ecosystems depend on this concept, which means meeting today's needs without harming future generations.

What is sustainability?

500

The reason the cell cycle is important for growth, repair, and the continuation of life.

What is continuity?

500

The main purpose of mitosis is to maintain this characteristic in daughter cells.

What is genetic continuity?

500

If there is a mutation where the signalling and checkpoint proteins stop working in the cell cycle, what can happen to the organism?

What is cancer?

500

Some lizards, including the Komodo dragon, can reproduce without fertilization through this process.

What is parthenogenesis?

500

Prokaryotes use binary fission instead of mitosis because they lack this structure.

What is a nucleus?

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