Cellular
Genetic
Reproductive
Ecological
Miscellaneous
100

Carried out by autotrophs.

Photosynthesis
100

Creates a copy of a DNA molecule before cell division.

DNA Replication

100

Combining of gametes.

Fertilization

100

When one community gradually replaces another until a climax community is reached.

Ecological Succession

100

This type of mechanism helps to maintain homeostasis in the body.

Feedback mechanism.

200

Converts glucose into ATP.

Respiration

200

Chromosomes overlap and exchange segments during meiosis.

Crossing over

200

Type of asexual reproduction that produces a small outgrowth from the parent cell.  Ex: Yeast

Budding

200

When a population reaches its maximum size in a particular area.

Carrying Capacity

200

Technique used to compare fragments of DNA.

Gel Electrophoresis
300

Molecules move from high to low concentration without the need for ATP.

Diffusion/Passive Transport

300

A random change in a DNA sequence.

Mutation

300

Type of reproduction that produces offspring with more variation.

Sexual Reproduction

300

The specific role an organism has in its ecosystem.

Niche
300

The concept that species that are best adapted to the environment will survive and reproduce.

Natural Selection

400

Breaks down molecules into smaller subunits.

Digestion/Hydrolysis

400

Cell division that forms body cells.

Mitosis / Mitotic Division

400

When the developing embryonic cells attaches to the uterus lining.

Implantation

400

This occurs when organisms have the same role and require the same resources.

Competition

400

Technique used to cut and insert genes from one organism's DNA into another.

Genetic Engineering / Gene Splicing

500

Removes wastes from a cell.

Excretion

500

Process that creates egg cells.

Process that creates sperm cells.  

Oogenesis

Spermatogenesis

500

Specialization of cells during embryo development.

Differentiation

500

Making a decision based on weighing the advantages vs. the disadvantages.

Trade-off

500

Technique used to compare plant pigments.

Paper Chromatography

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