Divided We Stand (Cell Division)
Mendelian Genetics
Under the Microscope (Molecular DNA)
(Evolution)
100

This is the process of cell division for most cells in the body.

What is Mitosis?

100

Gregor Mendel used these plants to do his groundbreaking research on genetics.

Pea plants.

100
DNA is stored in this part of the cell.

Nucleus

100

This 19th-century scientist proposed the Theory of Natural Selection.

Charles Darwin

200

These are the products of meiosis.

Sperm and eggs

200

This is the trait that will be expressed when even only one of said allele is present.

Dominant trait.

200

DNA eventually codes for this molecule. 

Amino acids (which make proteins)

200

When humans breed animals/plants for specific traits. 

Artificial Selection

300

This is the number of daughter cells created at the end of meiosis.

4

300

This is a variation on a genetic trait.

Allele

300

This is the process of making RNA from DNA.

Transcription

300

A change in a species that makes it more suited to its environment over multiple generations.

Adaptation

400

This phase of mitosis is when the nucleus reforms after chromosomes are separated.

Telophase

400

Use this tool to determine phenotypic and genotypic ratios of potential offspring between two individuals.

Punnett Square

400

This is the process of making amino acids from RNA.

Translation

400

When two groups of organisms become distinct species. 

Speciation

500

During this phase, the number of chromosomes in gamete cells are reduced from 2 to 1.

Anaphase II

500

The genotype where both the dominant and recessive alleles are present

Heterozygous

500
3 nucleotide sequence that codes for one amino acid.

Codon

500

Similar structures that evolved in different organisms to serve the same purpose (i.e. wings of a bat, wings of a bee, and wings of a bird).

Analogous structures