Classification
This Kingdom of organisms feed their young on milk
What are mammals ?
This process involves the movement of substances from an area of high concentration to an area of low concentration.
What is diffusion
The part of an enzyme that the substrate fits into
What is the active site
Sugar produced by photosynhesis
What is glucose
The digestion of carbohydrates begins in this part of the digestive system.
What is the mouth
This is the broadest level of classification, which groups organisms based on fundamental similarities.
What is a kingdom
This life process refers to the breakdown of food to release energy for the cell.
What is respiration
The two enzymes involved in the digestion of starch
What are amylase and maltase ?
gaseous product of photosynthesis
What is oxygen
This organ is responsible for absorbing most of the water from the undigested food and forming solid waste.
What is the large intestine
These are the two parts of the scientific name in binomial nomenclature.
What are the genus and species
What is excretion ?
This term refers to the process by which an enzyme loses its shape and ceases to function properly due to extreme conditions.
What is denaturation
What is green ?
This organ stores bile made by the liver
What is the gall bladder
Centipedes belong to this kingdom
What are myriapods ?
These pathogens are not alive because they dont perform life processes
What are viruses
These are the monomers which makes up enzymes
What are amino acids
Chemical boiled with a leaf it used to remove chlorophyll
What is ethanol
Bile does this to fats to increase surface area
What is emulsification ?
These plants do not flower and reproduce using spores
What are ferns ?
The regulation of internal conditions in response to stimuli
What is homeostasis
This enzyme, found in the stomach, breaks down proteins into smaller peptides.
What is pepsin ?
A leaf which has green and white regions
What is a variegated leaf
Vessel in the villi which absorb fats into the lymphatic system
What is a lacteal?