Animal Kingdom
Includes sponges, mollusks, and echinoderms.
What are invertebrates
The basic divison of cell types include ____ and ____.
What are eukaryotic and prokaryotic cells.
Cannot move about, but grow by a mycelium.
What are fungi.
The complex combination of interrelated things, water, and habitat, each with its particular niche in the balanced network that exists in a given place.
What is an ecosystem.
Strands of genes, which make up rod-shaped structures.
What are chromosomes.
The five main classes of vertebrates include (1) ____, (2) _____, (3) _____, (4) ______, and (5) ______.
What are mammals, amphibians, fish, reptiles, and birds. (Need not be any particular order).
The four main elements of all cells include (1) _____, (2) _____, (3) _______, and (4) _____.
What are Ribosomes, genetic material like DNA/RNA, Cytoplasm, and Cell Membrane.
All monera are built out of this kind of cell.
What is prokaryotic (single-celled).
Organisms that change the sun's energy into food.
What are producers.
The five basic traits of living things.
What are Nourishment, Growth, Reproduction, Cellular, and Environmental Integrated.
You'd have to wake up early to find these animals, equipped with simple digestive systems, smell receptors, and the senses of taste and touch.
What are worms.
The diffusion of water molecules in and out of cells is known as _____.
What is osmosis.
Protozoa belong to this class of simple organisms.
What are protista.
The direct relationship between two specific organisms that helps maintain balance within an ecosystem.
What is symbiosis.
The Nine Rules for Empirical Science.
What are 1. Observe Carefully, 2. Tell the truth, 3. Classify using Similarity & Difference, 4. Be Precise, 5. Use Vivid Language, 6. Be Concise, 7. Focus on Structure, Function, Matter & Relation, 8. Be Neat 9. Be Hypothesis Focused.
Beetles, spiders, and crabs all belong to this class.
What are arthropods.
DNA stands for ________ ____.
What is Deoxyribonucleic Acid
Monera such as e coli bacteria can move about by means of this whip-like appendage.
What is a flagella.
Environments that include a variety of somewhat dry climates. They include plants and animals like grasses, antelope, quail, and zebras, among others. There are three subcategories: steppes, prairies, and savannas.
What are grasslands.
Multicellular organism with a true nucleus and cell walls composed of thousands of threads, but with no chloroplasts and therefore no photosynthesis.
What are fungi.
The egg-laying platypus and echinda both belong to this class of animals.
What are mammals.
You cross-breed green and yellow peas. Yellow has genotype Yy, and Green has genotype yy. Y is the dominant genotype. How many of the offspring plants will be green?
What is %50, from dominant genotype Yy.
This red algae is a protist that provides sea otters with shelter and is used to wrap sushi.
What is nori.
The three stages of the nitrogen cycle.
What is: (1) decomposers break down organisms, releasing a substance into the environment. (2) some of the substance is absorbed by plant roots. (3) some of the substance is released as a gas into the environment.
The process of cell division that is found only in reproductive parts of an organism. It has two phases and produces four daughter cells that each contain half of the DNA of the parent and are non-identical.
What is meiosis.