Cell Biology
Microbiology
Genetics
Anatomy of Mammals
Mixture of Units
100
The study of living things
What is biology?
100
It is so tiny, the details can only be seen under a microscope
What is a microorganism?
100
The branch of biology that studies heredity
What is genetics?
100
A-The detailed study of the structural make-up of an organism B- The study of how the parts work
A- What is anatomy? B- What is physiology?
100
A thick muscle that divides the thoracic and abdominal cavities.
What is the diaphragm?
200
an instrument that can allow you to see small detail of an object that is living or dead.
What is a microscope?
200
Anton van Leeuwenhoek
What is the one who started naming newly found organisms and began cataloguing?
200
the structures that contain your genetic identity.
What are chromosomes?
200
Monotremes, Marsupials, Placentals
What are the three groups of mammals based on reproduction?
200
A strong thin membrane that covers your lungs.
What is the pleura?
300
What are some of the four types of microscopes?
- Compound - Scanning electron - Dissecting/Stereo - Transmission electron
300
conjugation
What do some bacteria reproduce sexually through?
300
The period between cell divisions
What is Interphase?
300
A-Transports nutrients and waste, with the major organs and tissues being the heart, blood, muscle tissue, blood tissue B- Communication between cells, controls body activities with the major organs and tissues being the brain, spinal cord, nerve tissue, sensory tissues
A- What is the circulatory organ system function in mammals? B- What is the respiratory organ system in mammals?
300
An Augustinian monk named Gregory Mendel.
Who is the person that discovered the basic rules that govern inheritance in the mid 1800's?
400
the microscope that has a magnification that can go up to 50 million times
Transmission Electron Microscope
400
A- Aerobic, Anaerobically B- Chlamydia, Tetanus
A- Some bacteria need oxygen to survive, others don't. What are they called? B- Give examples of each.
400
A-when individuals that are heterozygous for a trait show a blending of the characteristic. B- a cross between a white flowered plant and a red flowered plant that results in a pink flowered plant.
A-What is Incomplete dominance? B- An example of Incomplete dominance
400
External,Internal, Cellular
What is the three processes divided in Respiration?
400
6CO2 + 6H2O + light energy ----> 602 + C6H12O6 carbon dioxide + water + light energy ---> oxygen + glucose
What is the photosynthesis equation?
500
A- directs light up to the stage in order to see the object B- Compound Microscope
A- What is the name of this part of the structure? B- As well as, for what microscope?
500
A- Sexual, Asexual B- Spore formation, Budding & Fragmentation
A-What are the two types of reproductions? B- What are the three types of asexual reproduction?
500
A- involves crosses between closely related individuals of the same species. B- self-pollination
A- What is inbreeding? B- What is it called in plants?
500
- 10-12 cm long - consists of 20-30 rings of cartilage - always open - parallel but in front of your esophagus
What is trachea?
500
- single-celled (unicellular) - prokaryote organisms - each is a single strand of DNA that carries all the genetic information it needs to survive and reproduce. - have a thick cell wall
What is bacteria?
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