Cells: diffusion
Cells: organelles
Weather Fronts
Weather clouds
Human impact
100
What does osmosis mean?
Diffusion of water
100
Where do ribosomes come from
Nucleolus
100
What are the types of fronts?
cold, warm, occluded, stationary
100
What does stratus mean?
flat, low lying
100
what does symbiosis mean?
relationship between two species living closely together
200
What does passive transport mean?
transfer from high to low, no energy required
200
What comes from the Golgi body?
vesicles/lysosomes
200
What is the difference between global and local winds?
Global=world wide Local= small area
200
what does cirrus mean?
high, whispy
200
what does mutual mean
both happy
300
What is facilitated transport
Type of passive transport that requires the use of a transport protein
300
What is the function of the E.R. and where is it located in the cell?
transport ribosomes, located near the nucleus
300
What are the types of global winds
trade winds, horse latitude, prevailing westerlies, polar easterlies
300
what does cumulonimbus mean?
puffy, rainy
300
what does commensalism mean
one is happy, one doesn't care
400
What is active transport?
requires energy, low to high, requires a transport protein
400
What do plant cells have the animals cells do not?
chloroplast and cell wall
400
at what degree latitude to tornadoes occur?
60
400
what does cirro-cumulus mean?
high, puffy
400
what does biotic mean?
living
500
What is the difference between endocytosis and exocytosis?
Endo=enters the cell Exo=exits the cell
500
What is the formula for mitochondria and chloroplast?
Mitochondria= o2 + sugar= CO2+water+energy Chloroplast= CO2+water+energy=O2+sugar
500
At what degree latitude to trade winds occur
30
500
what does nimbostratus mean
rain, flat
500
what does vibration mean
oscillation of parts
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