This "Gatekeeper" controls what enters and exits all cells.
Cell Membrane
What does the "cot" in monocot and dicot stand for?
Cotyledon
The three systems that must interact to kick a soccer ball.
Skeletal, Muscular, and Nervous
The most specific level of classification; only one type of organism.
Species
The "Living" parts of an ecosystem, like trees and birds.
Biotic factors
A cell that contains a nucleus and complex organelles is called a:
Eukaryote
These "veins" in a leaf are a dead giveaway that a plant is a Monocot.
Parallel Veins
This organelle is the "Powerhouse" where the body creates ATP energy.
Mitochondria
If two animals share the same Family, they are one step closer genetically than two animals that only share a _________________
Class
As it moves up an energy pyramid, 90% of energy is lost as what form?
Heat
This rigid outer layer is found in plants but NOT animals.
Cell Wall
A plant’s growth response toward a light source.
Phototropism
This system acts as a "Highway" to transport oxygen and nutrients.
Circulatory (Cardiovascular)
The Kingdom that includes mushrooms, molds, and yeast.
Fungi
This is the maximum population size an environment can support.
Carrying capacity
This "goop" suspends all the organelles inside of a cell to protect them.
Cytoplasm
The large central version of this organelle stores water for a plant cell.
Vacuole
The self-regulating process by which biological systems maintain internal stability while adjusting to changing external conditions
Homeostasis
The two-part scientific name of an organism consists of these two levels.
Genus and Species
A relationship where one benefits and the other is harmed.
Parasitism
This organelle conducts photosynthesis.
Chloroplasts
Gravity causing roots to grow down and stems to grow up is called this.
Geotropism/Gravitropism
This system slows down during a "Fight or Flight" emergency response
Digestive System
The Kingdom of "Junk Drawer" eukaryotes like Amoebas and Kelp.
Protista
An arrow in a food web represents the flow of this.
Energy