scientific method/graph
this variable is manipulated by the scientist and is found on the x axis on a grpah
What is the independent variable?
bacteria convert nitrogen gas into ammonia using this process
What is nitrogen fixation?
Classify the following as a herbivore, carnivore, omnivore. A. bear B. snail C .Red Fox
What is
A. omnivore B. herbivore C. carnivore
Similarities like elbows in the front limbs of mammals such as bats, penguins and alligators
What are homologous structures?
network of organisms in a complex feeding system that form interactions within an ecosystem
What is a food web?
a logical interpretation of an observation
What is an inference?
the evaporation from a leaf is known as .......
What is transpiration?
Similarities like elbows in the front limbs of mammals such as bats, penguins and alligators
What are homologus structures
An inherited characteristic that increases an organism's ability to survive and reproduce in its environment
What is an adaption?
The largest population size that can survive in a given location
What is carrying capacity?
when supporting or refuting a claim, what do you use from the lab to address this?
What is the evidence and data collected in the lab
Burning forests, using fossil fuels increase this gas in our atmosphere
What is carbon dioxide?
What has the greatest effect on determining a region's climate?
What is the abundance of plant species?
The fossil record, homologous structures, and embryology are evidences for
What is evolution?
Gases that are trapped in the atmosphere are known as
What are greenhouse gasses?
the results of the lab are known as
What is the dependent variable?
How do producers/autotrophs receive their primary energy?
What is Solar energy, from the Sun?
What type of relationship does Nemo, clown fish have with the sea anemones?
What is mutualism?
These can create new alleles, which can change the allele in the species population
what is mutation?
A giraffe's neck allows it to eat off higher branch
What is an adaptive advantage
When interpreting graphs it is important to.....
What is view the title, axes, and read any data given?
What are the non living components of an ecosystem called?
What is abiotic factors?
What is the correct food chain order of the following: owl, insect/berries, snake, mouse
What is insect/berries, mouse, snake, owl?
These structural entities have no function in the current human body, like wisdom teeth or your tailbone.
What are vestigial structures?
What does the energy do that is not used in a trophic level?
What is known as released heat?