Animal Behavior & Ecosystems
Water & Nutruent transport in Plants/ Transpiration
Speciation
Immunology
Neurons
100

What is animal behavior?

The ways animals interact with other organisms and the physical environment

100

What determines water potential?

The direction of water

100

What is speciation?

the formation of new and distinct species in the course of evolution

100

What is Immunology?

The branch of biology concerned with immunity

100

Which portion of a neuron receives neurotransmitters from a previous neuron, signaling the need for propagation of action potential?

Dendrites

200

What is a ecosystem?

A geographic area where plants, animals, and other organisms as well as weather and landscapes work together to form a bubble of life

200

Define cohesion

When water molecules and xylem saps create hydrogen bonds

200

What does speciation involve?

Speciation involves the splitting of a single evolutionary lineage into two or more genetically independent lineages.

200

What is the function of the immune system?

It protects us from infection through various lines of defense

200

What is a neuron?

A nerve call that is specially adapted to generate electrical signals

300

How many biomes are there?

&

300

What determines solute potential?

When solutes are added to pure water and the concentration decreases

300

What is geographical isolation?

When a population is separated due to a geographical landmark

300

Who is the father of immunology?

Louis Pasteur
300

What is the space between the neuron and its target cell? 

Synaptic cleft

400

What is a producer?

An organism that produces its own food and energy

400

Why may stomata stay closed in bright lights?

For water conservation

400

What is sympatric speciation?

It is when reproductive isolation in an population occurs without geographical isolation

400

What is innate immunity?

It is the first line of defense and it is non specific

400

What is a synapse?

It is a cell to cell contact point

500

Why is behavioral research important?

It helps understand health and help fight disease. It can also help predict, prevent, and manage illness in whole populations

500

What controls the opening and closing of the stoma?

Guard cells

500

What is allotrophic speciation?

It is when a physical barrier separates a population and the separated populations adapt to their own new environments. They become so genetically different that they cannot breed with members of the other population

500

What is adaptive immunity?

It is the second line of defense that involves building up a memory of infections that have been encountered so it can create a response specific to the pathogen

500

Which of the following cells is found in the peripheral nervous system?

Schwann Cells