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| Makes ATP via breakdown of glucose |
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| Makes sugars via photosynthesis |
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| Exergonic reactions happen in |
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| Endergonic reactions happen in |
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| Movement from low concentration to high requires |
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| undigested lactose passes to the lower intestine where bacteria break it down causing gas, this could be avoided by |
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| Avoiding dairy products or taking lactose enzyme tablets |
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| Heterotrophs gain useable carbon and convert it to ATP by |
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| Consuming other organisms, and coverting glucose into ATP |
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| Important functions of cellular respiration |
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| In cellular respiration, what is the final break down product |
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| In cellular respiraton, how does CO2 leave the cell |
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| Reactants of cellular respiration |
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| End productions of cellular respiration |
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| Electron Transport chain occurs in |
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| Inner membrane of mitochondria |
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| Citric acid cycle occurs in |
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| What role does ATP synthase play in electron transport chain |
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| facilitates joining of ADP and Pi |
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| Metabolic water is formed in |
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| final step of cellular respiration |
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| Products of photosynthesis |
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| What do plants need to carry out photosynthesis |
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| Where do light reactions occur |
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| thylakoid membranes of the chloroplasts |
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| Products of light reactions |
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| Where does calvin cycle occur |
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| Plants that use C4 photosynthesis |
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| Desert like plants prevent water loss through |
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| Sickle cell anemia is caused by |
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| alternative forms of a gene |
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| alternative forms of a gene |
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| What is the relationship between DNA and chromosomes |
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| DNA is condensed into chromosomes |
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| What type of trait is skin color |
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| When DNA of two species is compared, differences will be seen in |
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| How many pairs of autosomes do humans have? |
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| New genetic comboinations result from |
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| crossing over, fertilization, mutations, gene exchange |
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| Pieces of DNA are produced by |
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| Sodium donates an electron, Chloride accept electron |
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| Bonds that connect DNA strands |
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| in water how are electrons shared |
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| Why does ice float on water |
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| the molecules are farther apart in ice than in water |
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| Individual water molecules bond to each other through what type of bond |
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| Tryglicerides are made up of |
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| Simple organic molecules contain only |
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| What organisms contain Chitin |
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| Energy storage in animals |
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| How do saturated and unsaturated differ |
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| number of bonds, consistency at room temp, number of hydrogen atoms |
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| What has the highest amount of energy per unit of mass |
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| Lipids found in animals fats and plant oils |
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| Structural molecules in plants |
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| structural molecules in animals |
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| lipids most abundant in cell membrane |
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| visual display of chromosomes |
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| DNA replication occurs during |
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| Stage of meiosis where homolog seperation occurs |
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| stage of meiosis where independent assortment occurs |
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| How do number of chromosomes of parent and daughter cell compare in meiosis |
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| Meiosis 1 changes cells from blank to blank |
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| the division of body cells |
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| What occurs in metaphase of mitosis |
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| chromosomes line up along center of cell |
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| in multicellular organisms mitosis is the means of |
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| prophase, prometaphase, metaphase, anaphase, telophase |
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| Correct sequence of stages in a cell cycle |
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| Longest phase of stage of a cell cycle |
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| Least diverse classification group |
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| 4 kingdoms in domain Eukarya |
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| protista, fungi, plantae, animalia |
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| when one species lives in or on another |
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| Energy transfer up a food chain |
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| Two ways age of fossil can be estimated |
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| Relative dating, absolute dating |
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| compression, petrification, impression |
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| shows that earth is old sedimentary layers and can be dated with radioactive isotopes |
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| Shows similar patters evolve in similar habitats |
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| shows relative age of fossils by location in sediment |
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| shows numerical ages of fossils |
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| structures derived from common ancestory |
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| Discovered Wallace's line |
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| species change as they spread from their current locations |
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| changes in natural are gradual |
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| fossils represent extinctions |
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| new species come from existing species |
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