Cell Cycle
Relationships
Hereditary
Macromolecules
Ecology
100

What is the reason that cells divide?

growth, tissue repair, and reproduction

100

What type of relationship is exhibited when one organism benefits, while the other is harmed?

parasitism

100

What is a recessive trait?

A trait that can be masked, or hidden, by a dominant one.

100

List the four macromolecules.

proteins, carbohydrates, lipids, and nucleic acids

100

What term refers to a group of organisms from the same species

population

200

What are the four main stages of the cell cycle?

prophase, metaphase, anaphase, telophase

200

Give an example of mutualism.

(answers will vary)

200

Define what it means for an organism's genetics to be heterozygous for a specific trait.


the genotype has 2 different alleles

200

What are the three elements found in all macromolecules?

carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen

200

What is the difference between autotrophs (producers) and heterotrophs (consumers)?

autotrophs create their own food, while heterotrophs acquire food from the environment

300

The process of uncontrolled replication of cells leads to the formation of what?

cancer

300

How does commensalism differ from mutualism?

commensalism has one organism benefitting, while mutualism has two benefitting organisms.
300

Compare genotype and phenotype.

genotype - organism's allele combination

phenotype - organism's trait expressed by genotype

300

List the monomer, or building block, of each macromolecule.

protein - amino acids

carbohydrates - monosaccharides

nucleic acids - nucleotides

lipids - glycerol and fatty acids

300

What level of ecological organization contains the most biomass, or amount of available energy?

producers

400

A haploid cell contains this number of chromosomes.

23

400

What is the term used to describe when two organism use the same resource in an environment?  

competition

400

What are the two types of homozygous allele combinations?

dominant (AA) and recessive (aa)

400

Give an example of each macromolecule.

(answers will vary)

400

What common rule is named after the amount of energy that passes from one trophic level to the next?


10% rule

500

In which stage of meiosis does crossing over occur?

prophase I

500

Explain the effects of a large and carnivorous invasive species on its new environment.

- increased competition amongst carnivores

- decreased consumer populations 

- increase producer population

500

Black hair is the dominant hair color (B), in relation to brown. If parent one is homozygous recessive and the other parent is heterozygous, what is the distribution of the genotypes and phenotypes.

genotypes: 

Bb 50%, bb 50%

phenotypes: 

black 50%, brown 50%

500

What two macromolecules can be found within the cell membrane?

lipids and proteins

500

When a species of organisms that create their own food begin to decrease in population within a food web, what happens to the population of other species?

- the primary consumers will decrease (and subsequent consumers)

- primary consumers will have to search for new producers for energy

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