Experiment Design & Evidence
This is an 'educated guess' as to what the results of an experiment could be.
What is a hypothesis?
These organisms occupy the bottom level of an ecosystem?
What are Producers/Plants/autotrophs?
These processes are required for bacteria to reproduce.
What are DNA replication and Cell Division.
This describes how things move in science in relation to their concentration.
What is high to low concentration?
This simple molecule, dihydrogen monoxide, is known as the universal solvent (dissolver) in biology.
This is the measurement of how well your data collection went and is why it is important to take several sets of data.
What is Accuracy?
This is one reason why carrying capacity might drop after overpopulation.
What is Overgrazing?
Species that share a specific bone at the end of their spines are likely to share this.
What is Sharing a Common Ancestor?
The movement of nutrients from mother to fetus through the placenta requires this form of movement across membranes.
What is Diffusion?
This synonym for avian deterrent can be used to flavor apples as grapes.
What is Bird Repellant?
This reaction agent is what may change color if something is found to be present.
What is an Indicator?
This is a local example of keeping white tailed deer populations in check.
What is hunting?
This process can turn on or off gene expression.
What are epigenetics?
This type of transport requires energy to move substances against the natural gradient.
What is Active Transport?
Youtuber 'Stuff Made Here' created a pan to make edgeless versions of these baked goods, named for their color.
What are Brownies?
This detail about enzymes could explain the failure of one to be able to break something down.
What is Enzymes are specific.
This is the name of the most important species in an ecosystem.
What is the Keystone Species?
This is why Epigenetics are not mutations.
What is because they do not change DNA?
This process produces the ATP needed for active transport.
What is Cellular Resperation?
What are the Noble Gases?
This reaction agent does not directly take part in a reaction, but may effect the speed at which it happens.
What are Catalysts?
This is the name of the unit of energy that is lost throughout the trophic levels of the pyramid by bodily processes. It is also a measurement of heat.
What is a Calorie?
What is Mutations?
This chemical is commonly abbreviated as 'ATP'.
This is the formula for the process of creating energy in cellular respiration.
C6H12O6 + O2 => H2O + CO2 + Energy (ATP)