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DNA
Evolution
Bacteria, Fungus, Protists
Plants
Animals
100
The process of writing DNA into mRNA
What is transcription
100
"Survival of the fittest", the mechanism of evolution
What is natural selection
100
A cell with no nucleus or membrane bound organelles
What is a prokaryotic cell
100
Vascular tissue that transports water
What is xylem
100
Simplest animal phylum. Porous
What is Phylum Porifera
200
Translation occurs here
What is the ribosome
200
Humans selecting for the best traits, the opposite of natural selection
What is artificial selection
200
2 roles of bacteria in the envioronment
What is a decomposer and nitrogen fixer
200
Pores on the surface of the leaves for gas exchange
What is stomata
200
A true, fluid filled body cavity
What is the coelom
300
The sugar in DNA
What is deoxyribose
300
A bat's wing, human's arm, whale flipper
What are homologous structures
300
Animal like protists are grouped based on
What is how they move
300
When a plant loses water through the stomata
What is transpiration
300
Worms to have the first complete digestive tract
What is Phylum Nematoda (roundworms)
400
a type of RNA that brings the amino acid to the ribosome
What is tRNA
400
Speciation that occurs through geographic isolation
What is allopatric speciation
400
An interwoven mat of hyphae, the feeding structure of the fungus
What is mycelium
400
Reproductive structure of the male angiosperm, reproductive structure of the female angiosperm
What is the stamen(male) and carpel/pistil (female)
400
3 characteristics of arthropods
What is exoskeleton, jointed appendages, segmented bodies
500
The coding regions of the mRNA strand
What are exons
500
The transfer of alleles from one population to another
What is gene flow
500
Symbiotic relationship between plant roots and fungal hyphae
What is mycorrhizae
500
A plant's response to an external stimulus
What is a tropism
500
A digestive sac
What is the gastrovascular cavity