Bacteria
Genetics
Natural Selection
Models
Graphs
100
Bacteria reproduce...
What is Asexually.
100
Traits that can be passed to offspring are called this.
What is Heritable.
100
Natural selection gives advantages to some and disadvantages to others.
What is false.
100
The important parts of a model.
What are Components.
100
This graph is showing.
What is Congestion by Average Degree.
200
The name of the asexual reproduction undergone by bacteria.
What is Binary Fission.
200
The molecule by which all traits are passed by.
What is DNA.
200
Natural selection refers to organisms that reproduce the most as.
What is Fit.
200
When part of a model is influenced by another.
What is Interaction.
200
This graph Shows.
What is Exponential Growth.
300
Bacteria that are not killed off as a result of the use of antibiotics.
What are Resistant Bacteria.
300
The differences in populations are called.
What is Variation.
300
The long term result of Natural Selection.
What is Evolution.
300
A natural process by which something takes place or is brought about.
What is a Mechanism.
300
This graph is showing.
What is Carrying capacity.
400
Bacteria must do this first in order to reproduce.
What is copy their DNA.
400
The form of reproduction that creates totally new organisms.
What is Sexual Reproduction.
400
Natural selection ultimately effects.
What is a Population
400
The way we can show mechanisms and interactions have taken place in a model.
What is Plus signs and Arrows
400
The point where carrying capacity is reached.
What is None.
500
Most bacteria have one loop of DNA, but some can have this as well.
What is a Plasmid.
500
Random changes in DNA are called mutations and can be.
What is beneficial, detrimental, or Neutral.
500
Using a phrase by Mr. Bates, this decides which genes will be advantageous and passed on.
What is Nature.
500
The purpose of a model.
What is to show an event or occurrence that can not be personally experienced.
500
The horizontal line on a graph and the vertical line on a graph are referred to as.
What is the X axis and the Y axis.