Cells
What is the ribosome?
What is primary succesion?
The long-term conditions of an area over time:
What is climate?
A sunflower moving with the sun would be an example of what Characteristic of Life?
A cell without a nucleus is called?
What is a prokaryotic cell?
The type of succession that starts out with some remains of the older community
An organism that makes it's own food is termed a:
Producer
This type of population growth is what happens after exponential growth and is more "realistic"
What is logistic growth?
True or False: a virus can reproduce? (Hint hint)
False
A cell with a nucleus is called a?
What is a eukaryotic cell?
The first species to appear in an area after primary succesion:
What is 10%?
This occurs when a population reaches a maximum population size and cannot go above that number:
What is carrying capacity?
Why is a virus considered living?
What is they have DNA, reproduce (host) and evolve?
The cell membrane is made up of molecules called:
What is phospholipids?
This shows organisms eating other organisms in a series of arrows pointing to organisms
What is a food chain?
These all are examples of either density-independent or density-dependent limiting factors:
Parasitism, disease, predation, overcrowding
Density-dependent
This is where the organism maintain's a stable internal environment on the inside:
What is homeostasis?
Transport that requires energy is called _______ transport and transport that does not require energy is called _________ transport.
What is active and passive?
This is an organism's "job" within an environment.
What is a niche?
This shows a web of food chains in an ecosystem showing what is eating what.
What is a food web?
These are all examples of either density-independent or density-dependent factors:
Tornado, hurricane, flood, wildfire
Density-independent
Hint: like a bear finding food
What is finding and using energy? (Metabolism)