What is Biological Diversity?
Natural Selection and Variation
Reproduction
DNA and Cell Division
Patterns of Inheritance
Technology and Artificial Selection
Changing Biodiversity
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the role of an organism in the ecosystem in called the

niche

100

The idea where organisms that are best adapted to their environment survive and pass on their genes

natural selection

100

What type of reproduction is this? 

advantages: fast, don't need 2 organisms, no specialized cells 

asexual 

100

humans have 23 pairs of these

chromosomes

100

N= big nose 

n= small nose 

What is the dominant trait?

Big nose (N)

100

The process of selecting and breeding individuals with a desirable trait so that the offspring has the same trait. 

artificial selection 

100
species that no longer exists in an area, but exists elsewhere 

extirpated 

200

What is the genus of the following binomial name: Canis Rufus

Canis

200

blood type is an example of heritable or non-heritable characteristics?

heritable

200

What type of reproduction is this?

advantages: lots of variation

sexual

200

how body cells are created

mitosis 

200

E= attached ears 

e= unattached ears

what is the recessive trait?

unattached ears (e)

200

biotechnology where you make a genetic copy of an entire organism 

cloning 

200

classification for when species numbers are dropping 

special concern

300
Domestic cats having different fur colours is an example of what kind of diversity?
diversity within a species (genetic diversity)
300

True or false: a population with many variations is less likely to survive environmental changes

false, many variations means it is more likely to survive 

300

The name of the process when two gametes come together 

fertilization 

300

daughter cells are 2n 

mitosis

300

a way of describing a trait based on what the trait physically looks like

phenotype

300

Biotechnology where you intentionally alter the DNA of an organism or a population of organisms 

Genetic Engineering 

300

Conservation method that involved seed banks and captive breeding 

conservation of genetic resources

400

an organism with a narrow niche is considered a

specialist 

400

What are the 2 types of adaptations?

behavioural and physical 

400
type of reproduction when the parent divides into 2 identical cells 

Binary Fission 

400

undergo 2 rounds of cell division 

meiosis

400

Use the letter G/g to describe the following genotype:

A dog's genotype is heterozygous for fur colour. What is the dog's genotype 

Gg

400

Biotechnology that allows for multiple females to be inseminated by one sperm donor 

Artificial Insemination 

400

Conservation strategy that involved the ban of certain non-native species 

control of exotic species 

500

What are the 9 levels of classification made by Carl Linneaus? 

Life, Domain, Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, Species

500

length of feet is an example of continuous or discrete variation?

continuous 

500

type of reproduction where the plant is placed in water or soil and a new individual forms 

vegetative reproduction 

500

The names of all 4 nitrogen base pairs that make up DNA

Adenine, Thymine, Cytosine, Guanine

500

Flower colours show incomplete dominance. If we were to cross a purebred red flower with a purebred yellow flower, what would the phenotype of the offspring be? 

100% orange

500

Biotechnology that has the potential issue of creating multiple babies 

In-Vitro Fertilization 

500

conservation strategies such as Elk Island and Banff National Park 

Protected Areas

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