Mitosis/Meiosis
Difference between Mitosis and Meiosis
Mitosis is used for reproduction, while Mitosis is used for growth, development, etc.
The goal of cellular respiration.
To produce energy/ATP.
The name of the DNA that's copied through transcription.
mRNA
What is the Carbon Cycle?
The transfer of carbon throughout life
What is the food chain?
The transfer of energy from one organism to the other.
What is the purpose of Mitosis?
Growth, repair, development
What is ATP made through
Cellular Respiration
What are the mRNA codons for GCTA.
CGTU
How is carbon passed from one animal from the other.
The carbon is passed through the animals through the consumption of another animal.
Where do plants get their energy from.
The sun
The purpose of Meiosis.
To reproduce.
What types or organisms undergo the process or cellular respiration
Autographs and Heterotrophs
The process of transferring mRNA into amino acids.
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How does cellular respiration affect the carbon cycle.
When the animals breath out they release carbon into the air which then plants take in and go through their own cellular respiration which creates a carbon cycle.
What is the first level of the food chain called.
Producer
How does mutation happen in Meiosis?
Crossing over and genetic variation
The source of all energy.
The Sun
The process of copying DNA to mRNA.
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The transfer of carbon from the geosphere into the atmosphere
Volcanic eruptions, Factories, (Answers may vary.)
The percentage of energy transferred between each trophic level.
10% is transferred through each level.
The difference between haploid and diploid.
Haploid cells only has one set of Chromosomes while Diploid cells have two sets of Chromosomes.
The inputs and outputs of photosynthesis
The inputs are: Water, Carbon Dioxide, and Light.
The outputs are: Oxygen, Glucose,
A codon in the ribosome is for...?
The sequence of the amino acids.
The 4 different spheres in the carbon cycle.
Geosphere, biosphere, atmosphere, hydrosphere.
The difference between a food chain and a food web.
Food web: it shows an animal eating more than one other organism
Food Chain: A single line of animals