Unit 5: Heredity & Genetics
Unit 6: Evolution & Taxonomy
Unit 7: Ecology
Unit 8: Parade of Phyla
WILD
100

A phenotype is:

The physical expression of a trait

100

What is evolution?

The process by which species change over time

100

What is an ecosystem?

A community of organisms and their physical environment interacting together

100

What is an invertebrate?

Organism that does not have a backbone. 

100

Mistletoe is an invasive plant that grows on other trees stealing nutrients and sunlight from them. What type of symbiosis is this an example of?

Parasitism

200

Mendel’s principle of segregation states that:

Alleles separate during gamete formation

200

What is coevolution?

Two species influencing each other’s evolution

200

What is the correct order of a food chain? 

Producer → Primary Consumer → Secondary Consumer → Decomposer

200

Provide two similarities between vertebrates and invertebrates. 

Multicellular, animals, nerves,

200

Roughly how many miles per hour does the earth spin?

1000 mph

300

Two heterozygous tall plants are crossed (Tt x Tt). What percentage of offspring will be short?

25%

300

List three things that increase genetic variation in a population. 

Mutations, Sexual Reproduction, Crossing Over during gamete formation

300

Which of these is a characteristic of nonrenewable resources?

They are finite and cannot be replaced on a human timescale.

300

List two differences between birds and mammals. 

Differences: eggs vs live young, fur vs hair

300

A species’ carrying capacity refers to:

The maximum population size an environment can support

400

A red flower (RR) and a white flower (WW) produce pink flowers (RW). This is an example of:

Incomplete dominance

400

What is the primary purpose of a cladogram or phylogenetic tree?

To show evolutionary relationships between organisms

400

What is the main difference between primary and secondary succession?

Primary succession begins in an area without soil, while secondary succession occurs in areas where soil is already present.

400

Which group of animals is the largest (including vertebrates and invertebrates)? Provide an example of an animal in this group.

Arthropods (crabs, insects, lobsters, shrimp)

400

What percentage of the Earth’s wildlife is found in the ocean?

94%

500

If a parent is homozygous recessive (tt) and the other is heterozygous, what is the probability their offspring will inherit a recessive allele?

100%

500

Macroevolution refers to:

Large-scale evolutionary changes that occur over long time periods

500

In the carbon cycle, which process removes carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and what process releases it into the atmosphere?

Photosynthesis: removes

Cellular Respiration: Releases 

500

What makes amphibian eggs unique? 

They are jelly like and must be laid in water. 

500

“Have it your way” is the memorable slogan of what fast food restaurant?

Burger King

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