Cell Cycle
Natural Selection
Primary & Secondary succession
Meiosis
100

What is the function of phase S in the cell cycle?

synthesis or replication of DNA

100

Which organism is most likely to survive ?

A. The best adapted 

B. The fastest 

C. The strongest 

A. The best adapted


100

Volcanic explosion 

Primary succession 

100

What is the result of meiosis ?

Four unidentical gametes

200

How many check points are there in the cell cycle

3

200

Why is natural selection so important for organisms survival? 

because it allows them to be more adapted to there environment and it increases there chances of survival.

200

Wild fire

Secondary succession

200

What does meiosis create?

Gametes

300

What is the purpose of phase G1?

Prevents cells from replicating damaged DNA

300

The most genetic variation a population has, the more likely it is for some individuals to?

Survive

300

What is the difference between primary and secondary succession?

Secondary succession had soil already present while primary started from bare rock .

300

The structure that contains the DNA is called?

Chromosomes 

400

Where does the cell spend most of its time during the cell cycle?

Interphase

400

The meaning of evolution...

The change over time in a population. 

400

What starts growing during the first stages of primary succession? 

Lichen and mosses  

400

How many chromosomes do human gametes have?

23

500

What are the phases ofc the cell cycle called?

Gap 1 (G1), synthesis (S), Gap 2 (G2), and mitosis (M),

500

Any variation that can help a species survive in a given environment is called?

Adaptation 

500

Why does primary succession take longer then secondary succession?

Because primary does not have soil present while secondary already has soil.

500

Crossing over allows what to happen?

Genetic variation 

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