Earth's Systems/Earth & Human Activity
Earth's Place & Biological Evolution
Ecosystems/Molecules & Organisms
Matter & Interaction
100
Freshwater makes up _______% of all water on Earth.
3%
100
Part of an organisms body that is no longer needed.
Vestigial structure (whale hip bones, human appendix)
100
Treatment for bacterial infections
Antibiotics
100
How do you find the number of electrons?
Electrons = Protons = Atomic Number
200
These act as a natural filter for water sources. They contain brackish water.
Estuary
200
This law states that the oldest rocks are at the bottow and the youngest are at the top.
Law of Superposition
200
The difference between biotic factors and abiotic factors.
Biotic - living
Abiotic - nonliving
200
Difference between melting butter and browning butter.
Melting butter is a physical change because it is changing the states of matter. Browning butter is a chemical change because it is producing a new substance.
300
As salinity increase, density ______________
Increases
300
These help us determine during which specific time of history an organism lived.
Index fossils
300
Size the population that can be supported by an ecosystem.
Carrying Capacity
300
How many neutrons does Manganese have?
30 neutrons (55-25)
400
These types of resources cause an increase in greenhouse gases.
Fossil fuels (I will accept nonrenewable resources)
400
Theory that Earth has always changed in uniform ways.
Uniformitarianism
400
The process where carbon dioxide is produced.
Cellular respiration
400
What is the most reactive family of the periodic table?
Alkali Metals because they only need to get rid of 1 valence electron.
500
This allows nutrients from the deeper parts of the ocean come to the top for organisms.
Upwelling
500
The ability to survive in an environment due to the traits and attributes an organism has.
Natural Selection
500
How does an infectious disease expand.
Outbreak ---> Epidemic ---> Pandemic
500
Balance the chemical equation.
Coefficients are 1, 5---> 4, 3