Photosynthesis+Respiration
Homeostasis
Food Webs
Biochemistry
Birds
100
A food product that is created using anaerobic cellular respiration
Cheese, yogurt, kimchi, bread, beer...
100
Disease that is a failure to regulate blood sugar levels
Diabetes
100
Frequently considered the lowest level of a food web
Producers
100
Scientific name for fats, oils, and waxes
Lipids
100
State bird of New York
Eastern Bluebird
200
The structure in a cell where photosynthesis occurs
Chloroplast
200
The concept of maintaining homeostasis through fluctuating balance of two states
Dynamic equilibrium
200
An organism that eats a tertiary consumer
Quaternary consumer
200
The molecule starch is broken into before absorption in the small intestine
Glucose
200
Fastest animal on the planet (excluding humans using fossil fuels)
Peregrine Falcon
300
The pigment that captures light during the process of photosynthesis
Chlorophyll
300
A detected signal that triggers a response in an organism
Stimulus
300
Word with Greek roots that means 'self-feeder'
Autotroph
300
Macromolecule group made of nucleotides. Name the group, not an example
Nucleic Acids. Not DNA or RNA
300
A bird species named for a human
Various
400
The amount of ATP produced during aerobic cellular respiration
32-36
400
Give an example of a positive feedback loop
Birth, scabbing, students standing up before the bell
400
This chemical accumulates in high trophic level organisms and leads to reproductive failure in birds.
DDT
400
Carbohydrate used by insects to make their exoskeleton
Chitin
400
Bird species recently in the news for setting a record for laying an egg at 74 years old
(Laysan) Albatross
500
Where in a cell does the first step of cellular respiration occur?
Cytoplasm (glycolysis)
500
Location in a cell where nutrients are brought in and wastes are expelled to maintain a healthy internal environment
Cell membrane
500
The most common producer in ocean ecosystems. Be specific
Phytoplankton
500
The full name for ATP
Adenosine triphosphate
500
Common name for Anas platyrhynchos
Mallard
