Cells
Body Systems
"Maintaining Balance"
Intro to Genetics
Ecology and Evolution
100

The foundational units of life, serving as the building blocks for all living organisms

Cells 

100

Fights things your body deems bad

Immune

100

The body's way of keeping internal balance, like regulating temperature and blood sugar. 

Homeostasis

100

Segments (sections) of DNA that contain specific bases that create a particular protein

Genes

100

Biodiversity is important because...

Keeps balance by having multiple organisms in case there is a problem with one

200

Bacteria is an example of this kind of cell. 

Unicellular, Prokaryotes

200

This system breaks down food into absorbable nutrients and eliminate some kinds of waste.

Digestive System

200

A regulatory mechanism that counteracts changes happening in the organism.

NEGATIVE feedback loop

200

What the letters in "DNA" stand for. 

Deoxyribonucleic Acid

200

A diagram of all the organisms and now they interact.

Food Web
300

Parts of plant cells that distinguish them from animal cells.

Cell wall, chloroplasts 

300

This system transports nutrients, gases, waste products, and hormones throughout the body and uses this organ.

Circulatory or Cardiovascular

Heart

300

When your muscles shiver, your body is attempting to fix what issue? 

Your body temperature is too low (Thermoregulation).

300

Long strings of DNA wrapped around proteins to make them compact. They contain genes, which serve as blueprints for protein synthesis.

Chromosomes

300

The best type of evidence to show that organisms came from a common ancester.

DNA

400

The membrane bound organelle in eukaryotic cells that contains DNA. 

Nucleus

400

The _____________________ system gets rid of metabolic waste by using ______________ (organ).

Exocrine

Kidney

400

An example of this type of feedback loop is during childbirth when contractions get stronger until the baby is born.

POSITIVE feedback loop (amplifies changes in the body)

400

DNA is shaped this way.

Double Helix (like a twisted ladder)

400

The reason why all organisms are what they are today.

Natural Selection

500

The organelle in which genetic material is made into proteins.

Ribosome 

500

These 2 systems regulate our body

Nervous and Endocrine

500

If this occurs, your body releases a hormone called insulin to return to homeostasis.

High blood sugar levels 

500

What each base pair is named (A, T, G, C).

A = Adenine, T = Thymine

G = Guanine, C = Cytosine

500
This term is how the environment begins and reaches its point as a climax community.

Ecological Succession

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