Biology
Structural or Behavioral changes that helps an organism survive.
Adaptations
Parts of DNA that carry hereditary information passed on from parents to offspring
Genes
Used to show change over time
Line Graph
Major organ of the circulatory system
Heart
Represented by a capital letter in a Punnett Square
Dominant Trait
The body part that best represents the cell membrane of a cell.
Skin
All of an organism's observable characteristics (eye color, hair color, etc.)
Phenotype
An analysis of the experimental results that states whether the hypothesis is proven or disproven and includes supporting evidence.
Conclusion
Joint that provides the widest range of movement.
Ball and Socket
Made of different types of cells that work together
Tissue
The smallest unit that can perform all of the functions necessary for life
single-celled (unicellular) organism
Used to determine the probability of an offspring having a particular genotype.
Punnett Square
An Experiment where only 1 variable is manipulated and all others are kept constant.
Controlled Experiment
Allows movement forward and backward in one direction.
Hinge Joint
Hold movable joints, like your knee (a hinge joint) and your hip (a ball-and-socket), together.
Ligaments
The structures that capture and store the sun's energy in plant cells.
Chloroplasts
Two different forms of a gene
Heterozygous
Data that can be measured and expressed as a number
Quantitative
Contains information that determines the cell's structure and function.
Nucleus
Uses the senses and deals with descriptions such as color, texture, smell, etc.
Qualitative data
The two structures that can surround cells
Double Points if you can name where they occur....
Cell Wall and Cell Membrane
Cell Wall is Only in Plants, Cell Membrane is in Plants AND Animals
Bb or BB
Dominant Trait
The location of the Dependent Variable in a graph.
Y-axis
Skeletal muscles are an example.
Voluntary Muscles
Inherits a Y chromosome from the father
Male