Diversity/Unity of Life
Cells
Life Characteristics
Chem Review
100

How can we measure relatedness? 

Using genes/genetic material to compare organisms

100

Why is the cell the lowest hierarchy of biological organization?

because it can perform all activities required for life

100

Name 4/7 properties of life

Order, Energy use, homeostasis, response to environment, reproduction, evolution to adoption, growth

100

Name a difference between prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells

Prokaryotes: smaller, non membrane bound nucleus/organelles

Eukaryotes: bigger, membrane bound nucleus/organelles

200

What information is used to produce a phylogenetic tree?

rRNA(ribosomal) genes

200

Explain how Cells = structural unit of life

All organisms are composed of cells

200
maintaining a stable internal environment
homeostasis
200

Atoms are composed of what and what are they charges

protons +

electrons -

neutrons 0

300

Name the three branches on the tree of life

bacteria, archaea, eukaryotes 

300

Explain how Cells = functional unit of life

cells are the smallest entity that have all the properties of life. each cell can generate an entire organism 

300
causes a response
stimulus
300

draw the anatomy of a cell

nucleus = protons/neutrons

orbital shells= electrons

400

What is it called when species change over time and are related to each other?

evolution

400

Explain how cells are fundamentally similar 

similar structure/organization

similar metallic strategies

similar hereditary info

(cell FUNCTIONS can vary however)

400
enables an organism to better survive in its environment
adaptation
400

Name the four types of chemical bonds

Covalent, ionic, hydrogen, van der waals forces 

500

Regarding evolution, what explains why it occurs?

natural selection 

500

Explain how Cells come from preexisting cells 

via cell growth and division

life does not arise from non life 

500
having cells, tissues, organs, and systems
organization
500

What is cohesion

attraction between water molecules due to strong hydrogen bonding