Let's Take a Cell-fie
Organelle that is responsible for photosynthesis
Chloroplast
Which cycles involves precipitation
Water Cycle
What is the high energy molecule living things use in their cells to do work?
ATP
Acidic
Biotic factors
Living things
Function of the mitochondria
Powerhouse of the cell (makes ATP from glucose)
Name the 4 matter cycles
Water, phosphorus, nitrogen, carbon
How many phosphate groups does ADP have?
2
Which pH range is considered basic?
Above 7
A waterfall is an example of which type of factor?
Abiotic
Word that describes the side of the membrane with higher concentration
Hypertonic
Which cycle involves fertilizer runoff?
Phosphorus
Two steps of photosynthesis
Light reactions, Calvin cycle
What does it mean when an enzyme is denatured?
Loses its shape and stops working
What is a trophic cascade?
Event at top of the food chain that causes change in all of the organisms in the food chain after it.
What is hypoglycemia
Which organisms use CO2 up and create O2?
Plants
What are the three steps of Respiration?
Glycolysis, Kreb's Cycle, ETC
What 2 things can denature an enzyme?
What is carrying capacity?
Maximum # of a organisms from a single species that can survive under specific conditions
Why does water always move to the saltier side of the membrane?
To make equal concentrations on both sides (equilibrium)
Name one reservoir and one process from the Nitrogen Cycle
Reservoirs: soil, air, animal, plant
Process: nitrogen fixation, decomposition, animal eating plant, etc.
Describe what happens in the Kreb Cycle
Glucose is further broken down into CO2, generating a lot of electrons
Describe the job of an enzyme
Break down substrates (food or harmful chemicals)
Give an example of a trophic cascade that involves 3 animals and explain how each is affected
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