DNA/RNA structure
Natural Selection
Simple Genetics and Protein Synthesis
Evidence for Evolution
Adaptation/ Experimental design
100

The shape of DNA.

The shape of RNA.

What is a double helix? 

What is a single helix?

100

Individuals fighting for limited resources


What is Competition?

100

The central dogma of life.

What is DNA-> RNA -> Ribosome -> Protein?

100

Species change over time.

What is evolution?

100

Traits that become more common in a population.

What are advantageous traits.

200

The backbone of DNA.

The "rungs" of the ladder.

What are the sugar and phosphate groups?

What are the nitrogen bases?

200

Producing more offspring than will survive

What is Overproduction?

200

Using the letter "B" what would the genotype be for the following: 

Heterozygous, homozygous recessive, homozygous dominant

Heterozygous: Bb

Homozygous R: bb

Homozygous D: BB

200

The type of anatomy that has similar structure but may have different functions.

What are homologous structures?
200

Adaptations that affect the physical features of an organism

What are structural adaptations?

300

The complementary base pairs for RNA

Adenine - Uracil

Thymine - Adenine

Guanine - Cytosine

300

Individuals pass on their traits to their offspring.

What is Inheritance?

300

The location of transcription in a cell.

The location of translation in the cell.

What is the nucleus?

What is the ribosome?

300


The thing that biochemistry (DNA/RNA) looks for in sequencing in related species.

What are the similarities and differences?

300

The variable a scientist manipulates.

The variable the scientist measures.

The variables that do not change in the experiment.

What is the independent variable?

What is the dependent variable?

What are the control variables?

400

The complementary base pairs for DNA. 


Adenine - Thymine ; Guanine - Cytosine

400

Differences within the same species that helps the population survive environmental changes.

What is Variation?

400

Straight hair is dominant over curly hair. Use the letter "h" to represent the alleles. 

Draw a punnett square; cross a homozygous recessive mom with a heterozygous dad. 

What are the possible genotypes along with what phenotype that genotype would show. 

      h h

H  Hh Hh

h  hh  hh

Genotypes: Hh - straight hair or hh - curly hair

Percentages: Hh - 50% hh - 50%

400


The type of evidence for evolution being shown. (This is an armadillo by the way)

What are fossils?

400

A process of change by which an organism or species becomes better suited to its environment.

What is an Adaptation?

500

Difference between pyrimidines and purines & which bases are which.

Pyrimidines are smaller with only 1 carbon ring (cytosine and thymine)

Purines are larger with 2 carbon rings (adenine and guanine)

500

The rock pocket mouse population changing over time from light to dark to better suit the environment.

What is Shift in population?

500

Transcribe the following DNA code into mRNA, then translate it into protein using the codon chart: 

TAC GTA ATG CCC AAG ATC

mRNA: AUG CAU UAC GGG UUC UAG

protein: Met - His - Tyr - Gly - Phe - Stop

500

The type of anatomy that has different structures but the same function.

What are analogous structures?

500

The axis that shows the Independent variable.

What is the x axis?

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