Evolution
Cellular Energy
Botany
Ecology
Anatomy
100
The level of classification, in order.
What are domain, kingdom, phylum, class, order, family, genus, species?
100
The number of ATP created during cellular respiration.
What is 36?
100
Xylem transports _______ in the _______ direction.
What transports water up the stems of vascular plants?
100
Organisms that eat producers.
What are primary consumers or herbivores?
100
The thumb is _______ to the pointer finger.
What is lateral?
200
The three types of evolution
What are convergent, divergent, and parallel?
200
Where light reaction of photosynthesis occurs.
What occurs across the thylakoid membrane?
200
The three non-vascular plants.
What are liverworts, hornworts, and mosses? (NOT club mosses though...)
200
The ecosystem that has more biomass in producers than tertiary consumers.
What is a terrestrial ecosystem?
200
The three layers of the skin, from innermost to outermost.
What are hypodermis, dermis, and epidermis?
300
A non-poisonous species mimics a poisonous one.
What is Batesian mimicry?
300
The MAIN purpose (i.e.- product) of photosynthesis.
What is making glucose?
300
The MAIN difference between fungi and algae.
How do fungi (heterotroph) and algae (autotroph) acquire food?
300
The MAIN difference between bioaccumulation and biomagnification.
What is the accumulation of toxins in a particular organism (within one trophic level) and what is the buildup of toxins across multiple trophic levels?
300
The type of epithelial tissue found in the bladder.
What are transitional epithelium?
400
The three or four criteria of natural selection.
What needs to have variation (heritable), competition, and reproduction?
400
The three types of molecules made throughout glycolysis.
What are ATP, NADH, and pyruvate?
400
Lichen that looks like leaf and adheres loosely to things.
What is a foliose?
400
Give an example to each of the survivorship types.
Type I: humans
Type II: birds, squirrels, etc.
Type III: trees/plants, sea turtles, octopi
400
The type of autonomic nervous system that is known for muscle relaxation, homeostatic control, increased urinary output, increased secretion of digestive enzymes, etc.
What is the parasympathetic nervous system?
500
The species most closely related to the snake.
What is the lizard?
500
The way in which ATP synthase is "fueled".
What is the purpose of the H+ gradient?
500
Three distinguishing features of a dicot.
What has vascular bundles arranged in a ring, branching veins, taproot, petals in multiples of 4 or 5, and 2 cotyledons?
500
Due to their diet, urchins carry 0.3 mg of toxins/g. Sea otters eat about 10g of urchins a day. How much toxin do sea otters consume? (HAVE to give to correct unit for points)
3 mg of toxins
500
The six parts of the brain.
What are frontal lobe, parietal lobe, occipital lobe, temporal lobe, cerebellum, and brainstem?