animals
plants
plants pt. 2
life
animals pt. 2
100

what group has a water vascular system?

echinoderms

100
what happens in the stomata?

CO2 enters the leaf

100

what do root hairs do?

increase surface area for absorption 

100

What are the five fundamental characteristics of life?

Energy, cells, information (genes), replication, evolution

100

what structure evolved into the spinal cord?

dorsal hollow nerve cord

200

what are the six vertebrate innovations?

vertebrate jaw, tetrapod limb, amnionic egg, placenta, parental care, and wings and flight

200

what two groups of land plants do not require water for fertilization?

gymnosperms and angiosperms

200

define root pressure

the force that pushes water up from the roots

200

Who proposed the idea of the “great chain of being”?

Aristotle

200

How do animals differ from fungi?

animals ingest food internally, lack cell walls, and are generally capable of movement, while fungi digest food externally, possess cell walls made of chitin, and are largely immobile

300

what are the functions of blood?

transport, regulation, and protection

300

what do anions do for plants?

they help with nutrient uptake and osmoregulation

300

define capillary action

action that draws water up through the plant's xylem

300

In the formula for determining a population’s genotype
frequencies, p2 refers to which genotype?

Homozygous dominant

300

what is the difference between radial and bilateral symmetry?

Radial symmetry means an organism can be divided into equal halves along any plane passing through a central axis, like a starfish or flower, while bilateral symmetry means only one plane can divide it into mirror-image halves, like a human or butterfly

400

Which chordate group is the most primitive?

lancelets

400

defining characteristics of seedless vascular plants

has vascular tissue, sporophyte predominant, water required for fertilization, seedless

400

What does the cohesion-tension theory state?

explains how water moves upwards through a plant's xylem tissue, against the force of gravity

400

When isolated populations come into contact and the
resulting hybrids are less fit than the parent species,
______________ is expected to occur.

extinction of one population

400

what are the three major components for the mollusk body plan?

the foot, the visceral mass, and the mantle

500

what group of lophotrochzan lack a coelom?

flatworms

500

Why are nitrogen fixing bacteria important for plants?

Plants cannot break the triple bonds in nitrogen gas but the bacteria can

500

What are epiphytes?

a plant that grows on the surface of another plant

500

Define allopatric and sympatric speciation

allopatric- speciation that results from geographic isolation

sympatric- speciation that results in the same geographic region

500

pulmonary v. systemic circuit

pulmonary- blood flow from the heart to the lungs and then back to the heart

systemic- blood flows from the heart to the body tissues then back to the heart

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