Plants
Hodge Podge
DNA
Ecology
Human Impact
100

What is produced during cell respiration? 

CO2, Water & ATP

100

The pancreas releases this hormone to lower spiked blood glucose levels

Insulin

100

What does A pair with in DNA?

Thymine (T)

100

Things that prevent a population from growing uncontrollably (water, oxygen, food)

Limiting Factor

100

The act of cutting down and removing large areas of forest, often for farming or development.

Deforestation

200

This organelle is the site of the cell respiration.

Mitochondria

200

The general term for regulatory processes that return the body to a setpoint.

Homeostasis

200

What is one major difference between DNA and RNA?

Sugar Ribose or the base U instead of T

200

Snakes became resistant to toxin through this mechanism because resistant individuals survived, reproduced and passed on the trait.

Natural Selection

200

The primary gas released from burning fossil fuels that contributes to the greenhouse effect.

CO2

300

The process that converts light energy into chemical energy stored in glucose.

Photosynthesis

300

The body's response, such as shivering or sweating, to bring the core temperature back to 98.6 F or 37 C.

Thermoregulation

300

DNA is found here (be specific). 

Nucleus

300

The term for the maximum population size that an environment can sustain indefinitely, resulting from factors like limited resources, predation, or competition.

Carrying capacity

300

The accidental or intentional introduction of non-native species to new ecosystems. These organisms often outcompete or prey upon native wildlife

Invasive species

400

What happens to atmospheric CO2 levels if the majority of plant life is removed. 

Increase

400

Name the 4 levels of an energy pyramid beginning at the bottom.

Producer, Primary Cons, Secondary Cons, Tertiary Cons

Producer, herbivore, omnivore, carnivore

400

If there are 40 base pairs in a DNA sequence and there are 12 C's how many A's will there be?

8

C=12   so G=12

40-24=16 so  A=8 & T=8

400

The primary mechanism, besides sexual reproduction, that introduces new genetic variation into a population.

Mutation

400

The destruction of an animal's habitat, which can reduce food availability, and ultimately result in many animals losing their lives.

Habitat loss

500

Name one main human activity responsible for the dramatic increase in atmospheric CO2 levels

Burning fossil fuels or deforestation

500

This type of feedback loop amplifies or accelerates the initial change, such as is seen during childbirth or blood clotting.

Positive feedback loop

500

How does the DNA in your skin cell compare to the DNA in our stomach cell?

The DNA is the same.

500

This is supported by similarities in DNA sequences and bone structures, suggesting that different species arose from a shared lineage.

Common Ancestry

500

A situational decision that involves giving up or reducing one quality, quantity, or benefit in exchange for gaining an advantage in another aspect

Trade-Off