Paper Pet
Prom
Suspicious
Succession
That Doesn't
"Phase" Me
Food for
Thought
I see "E"
400

This word, meaning hybrid, is used to describe a Paper Pet when it is a carrier of a recessive trait.

a. Homozygous

b. Homozygous Recessive

c. Heterozygous

d. Heterozygous Recessive

What is Heterozygous? 

400

This term describes the starting point for Primary Succession.

a. Bare Rock

b. Grasses

c. Pioneer Species

d. Climax Community

What is Bare Rock?

400

The period of time a cell spends about 80% of its life.

a. Interphase

b. Mitosis

c. Meiosis

d. Cytokinesis

What is Interphase?

400

Mushrooms feed on organisms that were once alive. This is the name we give to the group of organisms that feed on dead things.

a. Producers

b. Consumers

c. Decomposers

d. Detritus

What are Decomposers?

400

This is the scientific study of biotic and abiotic factors in a given area.

a. Ecology

b. Environmental Science

c. Eco-Environmental Studies

d. Evolution

What is Ecology?

800

A hairy Paper Pet has just arrived at the Paper Pet Prom with a genotype of HH. This set of two words would describe the Paper Pet's genotypes.

What is Homozygous Dominant?

800

This term describes the group of organisms that will undergo little to no changes as succession comes to an end.

What is a Climax Community?

800

The phase of the mitosis, where chromosomes are pulled apart into sister chomatids.

What is Anaphase?

800

A maple tree is an autotroph, also known by this name in an ecosystem.

What is a Producer?

800

Alfred Wallace was one of the leaders in the development of this branch of Biology, which involves organisms changing.

What is Evolution?

1200

This word, meaning alternative forms of a gene, are found in sets of two for all the traits present in Paper Pets at the Paper Pet Prom.

What are Alleles?

1200

Giant Sequoia Trees use this cause of succession to replenish nutrients and release seeds.

What is a Wildfire?

1200

At the end of this phase of mitosis, the nucleus can no longer be found.

What is Prophase?

1200

A wolf eats moose on Isle Royale. This type of symbiotic relationship is common in ecosystems across the world.

What is a Predator-Prey Relationship (Predation)?

1200

This word, is what we often call the stuff that flows through a food web.

What is Energy?

1600

A male and female Paper Pet are crossed, when B = brown and b = green. The resulting offspring are all Homozygous Recessive for green color. This two letter combination would be the genotype of the parents.

What is bb?

1600

On the Hawaiian Islands, volcanos erupt, creating new Earth. This simple organism with little to no roots is often found to be the Pioneer Species, or one that returns to an area first after a natural disaster.

What are Lichens (or Mosses)?

1600

Cytokinesis occurs at the same time as this cell process.

What is Telophase?

1600

A food chain goes as follows:

Grass --> Rabbit --> Snake --> Hawk

This is the type of consumer that the rabbit is.

What is a Herbivore (or First-Level Consumer)?

1600

This triangular shaped diagram represents the flow of nutrients through an ecosystem.

What is an Energy Pyramid?

2000

Mr. and Mrs. Paper Pet met at the Paper Pet Prom a few years ago. They have 4 offspring as follows for body shape, with the alleles being Round (R) and Angular (r):

1 RR;  2 Rr;  1 rr

This is the genotypes and phenotypes of the both parents.

What is Genotype = Rr;  Phenotype = Round?

2000

This volcano erupted in 1980 and destroyed the environment around itself in Washington State. Soon after, it became a major focus of study for Ecological Succession.

What is Mount St. Helens?

2000

A cell undergoes its initial period of cell growth and development, known as this phase.

What is the G1 phase?

2000

A food chain goes as follows:

Kelp --> Sea Urchin --> Sea Otter --> Orca

This is the name we would use to describe what type of consumer the Orca is.

What is an Apex Predator (or Third-Level Consumer)?

2000

As the mRNA strand is read in the ribosome, this step in Translation occurs, growing an amino acid chain through polypeptide bonds forming.

What is Elongation?