chemistry of life
data analysis
cells
ecology
other
100
what is lipids function?
long term energy storage
100
what is the independent variable?
the x-axis that is different or changeing
100
what are the 4 parts of the cell cycle
g1, s, g2, m
100
what are some decomposers?
mushrooms, worms, bacteria
100
what is a element?
is made up of only one type of atom
200
what is carbohydrates function?
main source of energy
200
what is a dependent variable
the y-axis that is on the side and what is being measured or recorded
200
what are the 3 types of active transport
protein pump, exocytois, endocytosis
200
what is a primary consumer
only eats producers
200
true or false
proteins have fatty acids
false
300
what are the 4 macromolecules?
nucleic acids, carbohydrates, proteins, lipids
300
what is a control variable?
the variable that is kept the exact same in an experiment to verify results
300
how many types of passive transport are there and what are they
there is 3 and their simple diffusion, facilitated diffusion, and osmosis
300
what are some primary producers
grass, flowers and seeds
300
what is the cellular respiration cycle ?
oxygen-glucose> carbon dioxide-water-energy
400
what is cellular respiration?
the process by which all organisms convert glucose into useable cellular energy {ATP}
400
what has the highest rate of photosynthesis at 8
0.4% CO and 25 c
400
what are eukaryotic cells?
multicellular organisms
400
what is on the bottom of the trophic pyramid
decomposer
400
what are greenhouse gases?
it is gases in earths atmosphere that trap heat
500
what is photosynthesis?
the process by which plants convert light energy into glucose {food}
500
iv= time intervals
dv= oxygen consumption
500
what is prokaryotic?
single cell organisms
500
true or false
tertiary consumer is on top of the trophic pyramids
true
500
what is on the bottom and side on graphs
bottom= independent variable
side= dependent variable