Applications of Bio
The analysis of biological traits to identify people
A. What is biomimetics?
B. What is decoding?
C. What is cloning?
D. What is biometrics?
D. What is biometrics?
Change over time
What is evolution?
The procedure used to identify a pathogen that causes a disease
A. What is method of contagion?
B. What is Koch's postulates?
C. What is steps of transmission?
D. What is Fleming's postulates?
B. What is Koch's postulates?
Fungi that do not have an observed sexual stage
What are imperfect fungi?
Two distinctive features of all primates
A. What are grasping hands and feet?
B. What are binocular vision and a large skull?
C. What are large eye sockets and binocular vision?
D. What are binocular vision and grasping hands?
D. What are binocular vision and grasping hands?
The application of a biological structure or process to solve design problems
A. What is statistics?
B. What is arithmetics?
C. What is biomimetics?
D. What is adaptation?
C. What is biomimetics?
The man given the most credit for modern evolutionary thought
Who is Charles Darwin?
A misshapen version of a protein in the brain
A. What is a prion?
B. What is a viroid?
C. What is a temperate virus?
D. What is a provirus?What is a prion?
Fungi that infect skin and nails
A. What is yeast?
B. What are molds?
C. What are dermatophytes?
D. What are decomposers?
C. What are dermatophytes?
Supportive rod along their backs that all chordates have at some point during their development
What is the notochord?
The trait of an individual that would be most useful for identifying a victim in a forensic investigation
A. What is hair color?
B. What is DNA Fingerprint?
C. What is blood type?
D. What is eye color?
What is DNA Fingerprint?
The two-word naming system developed by Carl Linnaeus
What is binomial nomenclature?
Eukaryotic organisms that cannot be classified as fungi, plants, or animals
What are protists?
The ability to absorb nutrients from their surroundings, avoid dehydration, and ability to disperse without water
A. What are adaptations plants need to survive on land?
B. What are gametophytes?
C. What are cuticles?D. What are nonvascular plants?
A. What are adaptations plants need to survive on land?
A. What is a protective shell around the egg?
B. What is protection from overheating or freezing?
C. What is protection from predators?
D. What is nourishment of developing offspring by the mother?
A. What is a protective shell around the egg?
The form of biotechnology that is NOT considered unethical
A. What is genetically modified foods?
B. What is human stem cell research?
C. What are biomimetic products?
D. What are biometrics data bases?
C. What are biomimetic products?
The two equations for calculating Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium
What are p2 + 2pq + q2 =1 and p + q =1?
The type of bacteria that appears purple after applying Gram stain
A. What is peptidoglycan?
B. What is protein-carbohydrate compound?
C. What is Gram-positive?
D. What is Gram-negative?
C. What is Gram-positive?
Two major groups of seedless vascular plants
A. What are ferns and mosses?
B. What are hornworts and liverworts?
C. What are sporophytes and gametophytes?
D. What are lycophytes and monilophytes?
D. What are lycophytes and monilophytes?
Mammals that lay eggs
What are monotremes?
The process that made gene therapy and genetically modified foods possible
What is genetic engineering?
The five conditions required to simultaneously occur for equilibrium to occur
What are large population, random mating, no migration, no mutations, and no natural selection?
The life cycle of a virus that results in the host cell being killed
What is the lytic cycle?
Flower that lacks one or more of the basic plant parts
What is an incomplete flower?
The five types of movable joints
What are pivot, hinge, saddle, gliding, and ball-and-socket?