Atmosphere
This microorganism created the Oxygen in our Atmosphere
What is Cyanobacteria
This absorbs the heat from the sun.
What is the earth
These are the smallest components of an atom.
What is a quark
A strand of DNA or RNA with a protein coat.
What is a virus
This type of organism has no nuclear membrane and no organelles.
What is a Prokaryote
This is the layer where low earth orbit satellites operate. It absorbs UV and Xray radiation from the sun.
What is the thermosphere
These occur because of orbital position, earth's axis and tilt.
What are seasons
The breaking of a nuclear bond resulting in a very large release of energy.
What is nuclear energy
This system helps the body deal with an invading virus.
What is the immune system
This is a small circular form of DNA in the cytoplasm of a bacteria.
What is a plasmid
CO2 + H2O in the presence of sunlight and chlorophyl-----> Glucose + H20
what is photosynthesis
Uneven rates of heating and cooling between land mass and oceans cause these.
What are pressure systems
These behave as both particles and waves.
What are electrons
These two are the main types of White Blood cells.
What are Phagocytes and Lymphocytes
These are single celled organisms with a nuclear membrane and organelles.
What are Eukaryotes
This layer contains almost all of the water and is where weather occurs.
What is the troposphere
This is determined by Temperature, Moisture and Altitude.
What is Air Pressure
What is the Heisenberg uncertainty principle
These cells produce antibodies.
What are B cells
Extremophiles are a form of this organism.
What is Archaea
This layer contains the Ozone and stops UV radiation.
What is the stratosphere
These are caused by transfer of heat from one place to another.
What are convection currents
This type of physics describes what happens to the smallest things in the universe.
What is quantum physics
These cells recognize body cells that have foreign antigens and destroy them.
What are killer T cells
These organisms have the ability to pass their DNA both vertically (to their offspring) and horizontally (to their neighbors).
What are bacteria