Miscellaneous
Mitosis and Meiosis
Genetics
Evolution
Animals and Ecology
100

What base pairs with A in a molecule of RNA?

What is U?

100

This type of cell division only happens in body cells.

What is mitosis?

100

The different forms or versions of a gene.

What are alleles?

100

A physical or behavioral characteristic that helps an organism to survive better in its environment.

What is an adaptation?

100

An organism that cannot make its own food and must eat other living things to survive.

What is a heterotroph?

200

This macromolecule (nutrient) is the best source of quick energy for your body.

What are carbohydrates?

200

This type of division produces cells that are unique and different than the parent cell.

What is meiosis?

200

Having two identical alleles for a particular gene.

What is homozygous?

200

The reproductive success of an individual or how many surviving offspring they have in their lifetime.

What is fitness?

200

A behavior that an organism is born knowing how to do. It is instinctual and inherited in the genes.

What is innate behavior?

300
A process of breaking down glucose to generate energy (ATP) that does not require oxygen.

What is fermentation (anaerobic respiration)?

300

During this phase of mitosis, the chromosomes line up in the middle of the cell.

What is metaphase?

300

The observable physical traits of an organism.

What is phenotype?

300

This evolutionary process happens when the individuals best adapted to their environment are able to produce more surviving offspring.

What is natural selection?

300

A type of symbiosis where the interaction is beneficial to both organisms.

What is mutualism?

400

This organelle is responsible for building proteins for the cell.

What is the ribosome?

400

This is what you call the two versions of a chromosome that you inherit from your mother and father.

What are homologous chromosomes?

400

Red and white are incompletely dominant in flowers. If you cross an all-red flower with an all-white flower, what will the phenotype(s) of the offspring be?

What are all pink flowers?

400

An evolutionary process driven by random changes in allele frequency.

What is genetic drift?

400

Movement toward or away from a stimulus like light, smell, etc…

What is taxis?

500

An image showing an individual's complete set of chromosomes, which can be used to diagnose genetic disorders.

What is a karyotype?

500

This is what you call the two copies of a chromosome that get pulled apart during anaphase.

What are sister chromatids?

500

Black is completely dominant to brown in bears. A brown bear mates with a heterozygous black bear. What percentage of their offspring will be black?

What is 50%?

500

Body structures that come from a common ancestor but have lost all function.

What are vestigial structures?

500

A type of symbiosis where the one organism benefits and the other is unaffected.

What is commensalism?