Cells/Viruses
Macromolecules/Random
Natural Selection/Evolution
Genetics/DNA
Ecology
100

These are the two types of cells

Prokaryotic and Eukaryotic

100

There are __ macromolecules.

4

100

The ability of an organism to survive until it can reproduce and pass its genes on.

Fitness

100

Describe the following genotype: AA

homozygous dominant

100

Describe the symbiotic relationship: The bee gets nectar from the flower. The flower gets pollinated. 

Mutualism

200

In this virus cycle, the virus replicates its DNA/RNA in the cell, but the cell DOES NOT die.

Lysogenic Cycle

200

DNA and RNA belong to this macromolecule group.

Nucleic Acid

200

Same structure, different function

Homologous structures

200

This term describes the shape of a DNA molecule.

Double-Helix

200

This is the most complex kingdom of life.

Animalia

300

DNA Synthesis occurs during this phase of the cell cycle.

S (Synthesis phase)
300

These 2 macromolecules are used for energy.

Carbohydrates and Lipids

300

Any kind of inherited trait that improves an organism's chances at survival and reproduction in a given environment. 

Adaptation

300

Transcribe the following sequence:

AAG CTA GTC

UUC GAU CAG

300

Organisms that are herbivores are also called ___________ consumers. 

Primary.

400

This is the cell reproductive cycle for SOMATIC cells.

Mitosis

400

These are the building blocks of proteins.

Amino Acids

400

The random appearance of a new trait in an organism. 

Mutation.

400

Two heterozygous parents cross. What percentage of offspring will express the dominant trait?

75%

400

Grass in a savannah ecosystem produced 1000 J of energy. This much energy is passed on to the SECONDARY consumer.

10 J

500

Name all 4 organelles common to both prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells.

DNA, Ribosomes, Cytoplasm, Cell Membrane

500

Name all three biology teachers.

Ho, Orozco, Bassett

500

Type of diagram that shows the relationship of organisms to their ancestors as well as common ancestry.

Phylogenetic Tree/Cladogram

500

What do A, T, C, and G stand for?

Adenine, Thymine, Cytosine, Guanine

500

An organism that breaks down waste and dead organisms.

Decomposer.

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