macromolecules
limiting factors and population dynamics
steps in nitrogen cycle
types of relationships
bonds and significance of carbon
100

is the most common macromolecules

 carbohydrates.

100

is how fast the population is growing

 growth.

100

the first step of the nitrogen cycle

 bacteria through nitrogen fixation and nitrification(converts nitrogen into usable form).

100

one species consumes other for energy. 

 predation.

100

when electrons are transferred between atoms.   

what is Ionic Bonds?

200

has three fatty acids.

 lipids.

200

 how many are in a population. 

 abundance.

200

the second step in the nitrogen cycle.

plants take nitrogen in to make proteins.

200

a predator kills and consumes another living thing.

true predation.

200

when atom share electrons.

covalent bond.

300

organic compounds composed of amino acids.

 proteins.

300

plenty of resources means what.

 high birth rate.

300

the third step in the nitrogen cycle 

animal eats plant and the nitrogen becomes part of animals proteins.

300

feeds off of plants

grazing.

300

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energy is required when bonds are__

formed

400

is what makes up DNA and RNA 

 nucleic acids.

400

as population increases... 

 resources decrease

400

the forth step in the nitrogen cycle.

animal dies and decomposes,returning the nitrogen back to the soil. 

400

one organism feeds off another for an extended period of time. 

parasitism.

400

carbon atoms can form a variety of what?

large and complex molecules.

500

name all functions of proteins. 

matains shape,speed up chemical reactions,some are antibodies and carry materials.


500

plenty of resources means...

 high birth rate.

500

true or false the nitrogen cycle is only used once.

false.

500

when two or more organisms require the same limited resource.

competition.

500

there are about how many carbon containing organic compounds? 

10 million.

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