SB1 Cells
SB2/3 Genetics
SB4 Classification
SB5 Organisms
SB6 Evolution
100
The movement of substances in and out of animal cells is controlled by ___.
Cell Membrane
100
Tracing Inheritance patterns in families can be done using a ____.
Pedigree Chart
100
The science concerned with the naming and classification of organisms is known as ___.
Taxonomy
100
An ecological relationship in which one species benefits and the other is harmed? ex. Tick on a dog
Parasitism
100
Darwin's finches had different _____ that always seemed to match their feeding habits
Beaks
200
This organelle within Eukaryotic Cells are also known as the "PowerHouse" of the cell. Involved in Cellular Respiration and produces ATP
Mitochondria
200
When transcribing DNA into mRNA, ___ is the nitrogen base that is replaces Thymine.
Uracil
200
Which process do Bacteria commonly use to reproduce?
Binary fission
200
The total population an environment can support is known as its ___.
Carrying Capacity
200
This is the process by which organisms with variations more suited to their local environment survive and leave more offspring:
Natural Selection
300
The mechanism in the cell membrane that allows some molecules to pass, while blocking others is called ___.
Selective Permeability
300
____ is a Non-Mendelian Inheritance that occurs when both alleles are fully expressed. ex. A Cow that has both black and white fur expressed equally.
Co-Dominance
300
What main structure do Eukaryotic Cells have that prokaryotic cells don't have?
Nucleus
Organelles
300
In the pyramid, only about 10 percent of the __________ is available within one trophic level is transferred to organisms at the next trophic level.
Energy
300
These homologous structures are remnants of evolution that are no longer actively being used by the organism that inherits them. Ex. in humans are wisdom teeth and appendix
vestigial structures
400
Predict what would happen if Ribososmes were absent in your cells?
Proteins would not be made
400
What are the possible phenotypes of 2 heterozygous Tall Pea Plants? (use percentages of tall and short)
75% Tall
25% Short
400
A cell is observed to have mitochondria, a nucleus, and a cell wall made of cellulose. To which kingdom does it most likely belong?
Plantae
Plant
400
The diagram shows the leg bones of a (Left -> Right): Orangutan, dog, pig, cow, tapir, and horse. Most of the animals have the same bones, although some are shaped differently and placed in different positions. What does this suggest about mammals?
That they shared a common ancestor.
400
This person gets almost all of the credit for developing the theory of evolution, and is known as the Father of Evolution
Charles Darwin
500
An organelle found in Plant Cells that captures energy from the sun and converts it into glucose and oxygen in a process called photosynthesis is called ___.
Chloroplasts
500
___ is when the 2 alleles from one parent are the same. ___ is when the 2 alleles are different.
Homozygous
Heterozygous
500
What species is bird C?
Osprey
500
Which type of succession is being shown here?
secondary succession
500
Similarities in structures of cats, humans, whales, and bats suggests common ancestors. These structures are known as ___.
Homologous Structures