RNA/DNA
What is made from DNA?
Proteins
Where did Charles Darwin make his famous observations?
The Galapagos islands
The 2 names in Binomial Nomenclature refer to what?
Genus(1st) and Species(2nd)
Bacteria that cause disease are called?
Pathogens
What do Bacteriophages infect?
Bacteria
What is different about the Nitrogenous Bases of RNA and DNA?
What did Charles Darwin identify in the Finch species?
They had different adaptations that suited their environment, he saw this through their different beak shapes and sizes
Each species is assigned a 2 name nomenclature. What is this system referred to as?
Binomial Nomenclature
What is used when identifying an naming a species of Bacteria?
Size + shape, location, and disease it causes
What happens to the host cell during the lytic cycle?
The host cell is killed and used as a virus making factory
A DNA strand that has the bases CTATGT produces a strand with the bases
GATACA
A bird's dance to attract a mate is an example of what kind of adaptation?
Beavioral
What is the difference between the following-
Felis domesticus and Felis margarita
Different Species
Bacilli, Cocci, and Sparilla are what kind of Bacteria?
Rods, Circular, and Spiral
All viruses are made of what 2 macromolecules?
Proteins and Nucleic Acids
What Sugar is contained inside RNA?
Ribose
Beak size is an example of what kind of adaptation?
Physical
A group of Kingdoms is called a what?
Where do chemoautotrophs get their energy?
Inorganic chemicals
What differntiates the Lysogenic and Lytic Cycles?
The virus DNA will remain dormant in the Lysogenic cycle
What Nitrogenous bases do both DNA and RNA contain?
Adenine, Guanine, and Cytosine.
What kind of selection is it when a species is changed by human beings to suit their own needs?
Artificial Selection
What are the 8 steps of Linnaeus's Taxonomy?
Domain, Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, Species
What is a photoautotroph and where will you find it?
Autotrophs make their own energy. Photo is from light. So they make their energy from light. They will be found where there is plentiful light.
What are the 5 steps of the lytic Cycle?
Attachment, Penetration, Biosynthesis, Multiplication, Rupturing