Cells
Heredity
Biodiversity and interdependance of life
Evolution
Biology Mix
100
The picture below depicts a type of transport across cell membranes where water flows from low to high concentration of solutes
What is Osmosis
100
Stored in the nucleus, the template used to make proteins, exists as a double helix
What is DNA
100
Living factors that contribute to environment
What is biotic factors
100
Species change over long periods of time due to competitive advantages of genetics.
What is evolution
100
Species moved to a non-native area and threatens native species with the same niche.
What is an Invasive species
200
Three types of transports require energy to move various molecules across the membrane. 
What is protein pump, exocytosis, and endocytosis
200
The image below depicts a proess that allows us to look at the genetic information from different individuals to determine if the committed crimes, produced offspring, or if their genetic information is closely related to another.
What is DNA Finger Printing (Gel electrophoresis)
200
Non living factors that contribute to an environment
What are abiotic factors
200
An organism's ability to pass its genetic material to its offspring
What is biological fitness
200
The diagram below illustrates the population size, the amount of pollution at each trophic level, and the consumers and produces in an ecosystem. What is it called?
What is an energy pyramid
300
The two factors that affect how enzymes work in work in cells. If the enzyme is out of range in one or both of these it can cause the enzyme to denautre. 
What is pH and Temperature
300
The four nucleotide bases for RNA
Adinine (A), Guanine (G), Uracil (U), Cytosine (C)
300
The largest population supported by an environment long term
What is Caring Capacity
300
Bottle neck and isolation on types of this, where allele frequency and diversity changes randomly over time
What is genetic drift
300
All things are connected, small changes to one organism = changes to all organisms
What is interdependence of life
400
Explain what the graph is illustrating
The graph is illustrating the reaction rate of enzymes as substrate concentration is increased. Eventually the reaction rate evens out due to all of the enzymes being used.
400
The two steps of protein synthesis where DNA is copied into mRNA that leaves the nucleus to meat a ribosome and tRNA to make proteins. Order Matters.
Transcription and Translation
400
During this phenomenon ecosystems change due to extreme factors, carrying capacity change for all, and eventually new equilibrium is reached.
What is disequilibrium
400
Allele frequencies should remain constant unless a change is caused by 1 or more of 5 factors
Nonrandom mating (sexual selection)
Small population size (genetic drift)
Gene flow from immigration or emigration example
Mutations (new alleles are added to the gene pool)
natural selection
What is the Hardy-Weinberg Principle
400
A hydrophilic head, and two hydrophobic tails make up this macromolecule that creates cell membranes.
What is a phospholipid
500
Membrane bound organelles such as a nucleus, endoplasmic reticulum, and golgi body are not present in these primitive cells. Instead you will find free floating DNA, cell walls, ribosomes, a cell membrane, and appendages (cillia and flagella) to help movement.
What is a prokaryote
500
Three types of mutations. 1) Could result in a silent mutation, replacing one nucleotide with another. 2) Results in a frame shift shortening the protein sequence 3) Results in a frame shift elongating the protein sequence.
What is 1) substituion 2) deletion 3) insertion
500
The following describes what phenomenon:
Human activity creates greenhouse gases
Extra gas traps more heat
Increase in global temperature
Rising ocean levels
More dramatic weather
Melting glaciers and polar ice caps
What is climate change
500
The name of the diagram below shows evolutionary relationships/common ancestors is...
What is a Cladogram
500
When coding for proteins, the mRNA strand is broken up into groups of nucleotide bases of three. This chart is then used to determine which amino acid makes up the protein.
What is a codon chart