This too cell pass..
It's not a-you-ba, it's amoeba
Divide, divide and conquer!
You ARE the parent!
Why did the fish lay an egg?
100

This organelle is where waste is removed

What is a lysosome

100

This is the result of mitosis

What is two daughter nuclei

100

`These types of cells are the result of meiosis II

What are 4 haploid gametes 

100

The offspring of asexual reproduction are all similar with regards to this important trait

DNA (genetic clones)

100

Offspring of sexual reproduction are this when compared to their parents

What is genetically different 

200

The function of the golgi body

What is the packaging and sorting of proteins

200

During the phase, the chromosomes line up single file at the equator

What is metaphase?

200
This phase is when the homologous pairs line up two by two at the equator of the cell

What is metaphase I

200
Starfish use fragmentation to reproduce asexually. Their sea friend the sea sponge uses this form of reproduction

What is budding

200

This form of sexual reproduction results when non-flowering plants (plants with cones) reproduces by transferring pollen from male to female cones, producing a seed

What is pollen transport

300

This cell organelle uses energy from food to make high-energy compounds that the cell can use to power growth, development, movement

What is the mitochondria

300

The following steps occur prophase

What is : DNA condenses, nucleus disappears, spindle fibers grow and attach to centromeres, centrioles move to poles of cell

300
This phase is when the sister chromatids are separated and move to opposite poles of the cell by spindle fibers contracting

What is anaphase II

300

This form of reproduction involves a cell undergoing a mitosis like process, in which single-celled organisms replicate and divide their DNA. 

What is binary fission

300

Describe how flowering plants use pollination to reproduce asexually

Pollen is transferred from the male part of a flower (stamen) to the female part of a flower (stigma/pistil) of a different flower. The transfer is done by bugs, animals, etc. Fertilization produces a seed, which can grow into a new plant. 
400

Three similarities between prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells

1. Both have DNA

2. Both have ribosomes

3. Both have cell membrane

400

This is the purpose of mitosis

What is to replace dying and damaged cells, and to grow

400
A cell with 2n=10 chromosomes undergoes meiosis, resulting in cells with this number of chromosomes

What is n=5

400

Describe the process of spore formation and give an example

A parent organisms produces spores, which are single cells that are transferred by air or wind to find a new place to grow. An example is bread mould. 

400

The process of fertilization includes the following vocabulary (haploid, diploid, gamete, fertilization, egg, sperm, zygote, embryo) - describe this process

The haploid gametes, egg and sperm, combine in a process called fertilization. This results in a diploid zygote. The zygote undergoes repeated mitosis and cytokinesis, forming an embryo. 

500

Three differences in plant and animal cells

1. Plant cells have a cell wall (animal doesn't)

2. Plant cells have a large central vacuole

3. Plant cells have chloroplasts

500
Identify and describe the three stages of the cell cycle

1. Interphase: Cell grows, DNA replicates, organelles duplicates, carries out every day functions

2. Mitosis: nuclei and DNA divide

3. Cytokinesis: cell divides into two new daughter cells

500

This occurs in prophase and increases the genetic diversity of the resulting cells of meiosis

What is crossing over?

500

Three advantages of asexual reproduction

1. Large populations form quickly

2. If there is a change to the environment, species may survive due to large numbers

3. Large population can out-compete other species for resources

500

Three disadvantages of sexual reproduction

1. Internal fertilization: fewer offspring are produced, so if environment changes, population can quickly decline

2. External fertilization: gametes, embryos and offspring are not (usually) protected

3. Energy is required to find a mate (more for internal than external)

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