Bed Bugs!
A trait that is passed down from parent to offspring.
What is heritable?
This is the "G" in Roy-G-Biv.
What is green?
This is an inward pulling force that holds objects in orbit as well as on the ground on Earth.
What is gravity?
A period of cooling from 1300-1800s.
What is the little ice age?
This is the number of girlfriends Joey has had this year.
What is 5?
Large complex molecules that are responsible for traits.
What is protein?
The matter through which waves travel.
What is a medium?
5th planet from the sun.
What is Jupiter?
These trap thermal energy in the atmosphere and re-radiate it back to the surface.
What are greenhouse gases?
This is the sport that Paul is obsessed with!
What is football?
Traits that help an organism survive are more likely to occur in a population
What is natural selection?
A measure of the distance from the rest position to the crest (or trough).
What is amplitude?
The ability for something to keep moving until acted upon by another force.
What is inertia?
These are the choices people make that can increase greenhouse gas emissions.
This is the country where Mrs. Guss went rock climbing and held a koala.
What is Australia?
A random and permanent change to the gene sequence.
What is a mutation?
The number of waves passing by a certain point, such as a receiver, per second.
What is frequency?
A system of solar systems, stars, gas, dust, and other matter.
What is a galaxy?
Questions that ask "What new information do we need to understand this problem or process?"
What are identifying questions?
This is Mr. Guss's job.
What is concert producer?
Put the following words in order to show the correct formation for how and organism acquires a trait:
protein function, gene, trait, protein structure
What is gene, protein structure, protein function, trait?
The position of the particles in the medium when they are undisturbed by energy.
What is rest position?
Described with a clearly identified reference frame (or point) from which an object’s motion is being measured.
What is relative motion?
Earth absorbs solar radiation and radiates thermal energy back towards space. Greenhouse gases in the atmosphere absorb and release some of that radiated thermal energy back towards Earth’s surface. This process creates a higher concentration of thermal energy at the Earth’s surface, increasing the Earth’s mean surface temperature.
What is the greenhouse effect?
This is the number of years Mrs. Guss has been teaching.
What is 15?