Cells
Ecology
Body Parts & Functions
Scientists
Grab Bag
100
This type of organisms fall into this classification because their DNA is floating in their cytoplasam
Prokaryotes
100
These to factors influence the living and non-living things in an environment
Biotic and Abiotic
100
The green shaded part of the brain
Occipital-lobe
100
Father of Genetics
Gregor Mendal
100
Product of this reaction is Carbon Dioxide and Water
Cellular Respiration
200
Plants have these organelles that convert energy animals do not
Chloroplast
200
An area that is all rock with no soil would be this type of succession
Primary
200
Area where the fertilized egg implants
Uterus
200
Developed the two name Classification System
Carolus Liinnaeus
200
The male reproductive organ in palnts
Stamen
300
During this phase of cell division the pairs of chromosomes are pulled towards opposite ends of the cell
Anaphase
300
Bacteria convert nitrogen gas into ammonia
Nitrogen Fixation
300
Sperm are produced here
Seminal Vesicle
300
Experimented with mice and pneumonia discovered that genes carry information that is inherited
Griffith
300
This type of transport requires movement with a sodium pump against the gradiant
Active
400
All living things are made of cells, cells are the basic unit of all living things, new cells come from existing cells
Cell Theory
400
In a food web if one of the two secondary consumers is eliminated what will happen to the other secondary consumer population
It will increase
400
These carry oxygen rich blood away from the heart
Arteries
400
Worked with finches and developed the theory of Natural Selection
Charles Darwin
400
What type of biomolecule is pictured below
Lipid
500
Using a microscope he was the first to observe living organisms.
Anton van Leeuwenhoek
500
Limiting factors exist within ecosystems what type of factors are: competition, predation, herbivory, disease, and stress from overcrowding
Density-Dependent
500
During an Immune response these increase the blood flow and fluids to the affected area
Histamines
500
This scientist used X-ray diffraction to photograph DNA
Rosalind Frainklin
500
This DNA sequence originated in bacteria and can be programmed to change DNA sequences and may eventually cure or prevent genetic desease
CRISPR