Weather and Climate
Definition: A natural or anthropological land feature on a solid surface
Word: Landforms
Defintion: genetics behind the trait (unseen genetics)
Word: Genotype
6CO2+ 6H2O + ATP
Photosynthesis
What happens to an ecosystem when there is a invasive species?
The native species die off and resources will be scarcer.
What happens to an ecosystem when one species goes extinct?
The entire ecosystem will collapse
How does Earth experience weather?
The Sun
Word: Phenotype
Definition: the physical trait being shown (what you see)
C6H12O6 + 6O2
Cellular Respiration
What is the first step to digest your food?
Chewing it
What happens when a tornado comes through a forest?
Forest becomes demolished along with habitats.
When (in terms of location) does an ocean current become warm?
Near the Equator
What are the two chromosomes responsible for gender?
XY (boys), XX (girls)
How do animals receive the product of Photosynthesis?
Animals eat plants and plants use photosynthesis, so when plants get eaten, the by product of photosynthesis gets passed on to the animals.
What is the powerhouse of the cell?
The mitochondria
What is the most likely result of a large asteroid hitting Earth?
Short and long-term environmental changes
What land forms must be present in order to have a rain shadow?
What does DNA stand for?
Deoxyribonucleic Acid
What species of plant does NOT use photosynthesis?
Underground fungus
How do plants use flowers?
Frutation
Benefits of a forest fire
regrowth, death and removal of invasive species, life lessons
What side of a mountain range would receive the most precipitation?
The side closest to the sea.
The scientist (or experiment) that discovered genetics and heredity.
Gregor Mendel (or Mendel's Peas)
What happens to carbon during photosynthesis?
It gets turned into glucose (some bits are left behind).
How do animals use energy (three answers)?
Food, growth, reproduction
What happens when weather changes dramatically in an ecosystem?
The entire ecosystem has to adapt or it fails