Ecology
eats stuff
consumers
the change in DNA of an organism
mutations
ASEXUAL cell devision
mitosis
Always shows themselves
Dominant
element that forms the backbone of all organic molecules
carbon
organisms that acquire their energy by photosynthesis
producers
certain traits make it more likely to attract mates
sexual selection
uncontrolled cell division
cancer
hides behind
recessive
why are carbohydrates important
quick energy
eat dead stuff OR waste
decomposers
some trait is beneficial for survival or reproduction
natural selection
which phase comes FIRST in mitosis
interphase
same 2 alleles
homozygous
what are the monomers of lipids
fatty acids
what relationships are COMPLEX
food web
anatomical structures that remain in several different species
homologous
gametes
2 different type of alleles
heterozygous
why are nucleic acids important
genetic info
The hydrologic cycle is a WHAT cycle
WATER
anatomical structures that provide a similar function to different species
analogous
nucleic acid that is critically important for gene expression and protein building
RNA
one version of a gene
allele
pure substance/one type of atom
element