Biodiversity
Ecosystems
Genes
Biotechnology
Evolution
100

They are the non-living physical components of an ecosystem.

What are abiotic factors?

100

Most food chains begin with this trophic level.

What is a producer?

100

These bonds hold DNA strands together.

What are hydrogen bonds?

100

This process separates DNA fragments on the basis of size. 

What is gel electrophoresis? 

100

This pattern of evolution occurs when a lineage splits and evolves independently due to different selection pressures. 

What is divergent evolution? 

200

It is the number of species present in a particular area.

What is species richness?

200

These processes provide most of the energy needed for life processes on Earth.

What are photosynthesis and cellular respiration?

200

The sugar which links phosphate molecules in DNA.

What is deoxyribose?

200

This process was used in the diagnosis of Covid 19

What is PCR?

200

Dolphins and sharks are an example of this evolution pattern. 

What is convergent evolution? 

300

It is between Kingdom and Class.

What is phylum?

300

In the first step of nitrification, nitrifying bacteria convert ammonia to this compound.

What is nitrite (NO2-)?

300

This process produces 1 gamete and 1 to 3 polar bodies.

What is oogenesis?

300

This is produced by combining genetic material from two different sources.

What is recombinant DNA?

300

This speciation occurs when there is no physical barrier separating gene pools.

What is sympatric speciation?

400

It is the study of the evolutionary history of organisms or groups of organisms.

What is phylogenetics?

400

The biomass available to primary consumers.

What is net primary production?

400

These molecules match amino acids with the appropriate codon qon mRNA.

What is tRNA?
400

These enzymes cut a double-stranded DNA molecule at a specific recognition site.

What are restriction enzymes? 

400

This is a type of divergent evolution in which a single lineage diversifies rapidly to produce a large number of species occupying new niches. 

What is adaptive radiation?

500

It is an interaction whereby one species harms another species, but does not obtain any benefit from the interaction.

What is amensalism?

500

This is an intermediate stage in ecological succession.

What is a sere?

500

This process stops the binding of transcription factors so that genes cannot be transcribed. 

What is methylation?

500

Under the right conditions, bacteria will take up a plasmid from solution by this process.

What is bacterial transformation?

500

This mechanism of reproductive isolation occurs before fertilisation can take place. 

What is prezygotic isolation? 

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