Energy
Changing Populations
Genetics
Ocean Chemistry
Wild Cards
100

All energy used by living things on Earth can be traced back to this ultimate source.

What is Solar Energy?

100

When certain traits help an organism survive and reproduce, this evolutionary process is at work.

What is Natural Selection?

100

This molecule carries genetic instructions and is shaped like a double helix.

What is DNA?

100

This scale goes from 0-14 and is known to be a measure of how acidic or alkaline something is

What is the pH scale?

100

This process moves molecules from an area of high concentration to an area of low concentration without using energy.

What is diffusion?

200

This process converts sunlight, carbon dioxide, and water into glucose and oxygen.

What is Photosynthesis?

200

Traits that allow organisms to reproduce and ______ will become more common in a population

What is survive?

200

Different forms of the same gene are called this.

What is Allele?

200

This term describes an organism’s ability to maintain a stable internal environment.

What is Homeostasis? 

200

This term describes the harmful addition of substances like carbon dioxide into the environment, leading to problems such as ocean acidification.

What is Pollution?

300

Known as the “powerhouse of the cell,” this organelle turns food into usable energy.

What is the Mitchondria?

300

This process occurs when humans breed plants or animals for specific traits, such as faster horses or sweeter fruit.

What is artificial selection?

300

These threadlike structures, made of DNA, contain many genes.

What is a chromosome?

300

This environmental process threatens coral reefs by lowering pH and dissolving calcium carbonate.

What is ocean Acidification? 

300

Through artificial selection, humans bred these animals into hundreds of dog breeds with different sizes, coats, and temperaments.

What are Wolves?

400

This organelle captures sunlight to make food for the plant.

What are chloroplast?

400

artificial selection, genetic drift, and natural selection are all examples of factors that cause ______ ________ to change over time  

What is Allele Frequencies?

400

This term describes the combination of alleles an organism has for a specific trait.

What is a genotype?

400

As CO2 is dissolved in the ocean is having this effect on the oceans overall pH

What is decreasing?

400

This hard, round outer shell protects a sea urchin’s body and is made mostly of calcium carbonate.

What is the test?

500

This energy-carrying molecule is produced during cellular respiration.

What is ATP?

500

This term describes random changes in allele frequencies over time.

What is Genetic Drift?

500

The physical appearance of a trait, such as eye color or height, is known as this.

What is a phenotype?

500

This ion is found in high concentrations in acidic solutions and contribute to lower pH levels

H+ Ions

500

What is the relationship between CO2 and pH?

What is inverse?
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