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| A process that cause a large amount of the chemical energy of glucose to be converted to the energy in chemical bonds of ATP: |
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| A process that produces the oxygen in the Earth's atmosphere: |
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| With no limiting factors on population growth, what type of mathematical growth is expected? |
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| Type of plant tissue that is meristematic: |
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| Phylum to which liverworts and mosses belong: |
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| In Drosophilia, normal wing is dominant to wingless. What % of the offspring would be expected to have normal wings? |
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| The cause of an egg developing into a male offspring in humans: |
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| Contain an X Chromosome fertilized by a sperm containing a Y Chromosome |
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| Radial Symmetry is best shown in which organisms? |
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E-Coli in Humans
Cellulose fermenting bacteria in cow
Root-Nodule bacteria of Beans
Protozoa in termites |
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| Similarities between Mitosis and Meiosis: |
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| Both are preceded by the replication of DNA during Interphase. |
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| Structure(s) which secrete substances responsible for the development of secondary sex characteristics in a male mammal: |
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| Actin and Myosin are proteins which help in what process? |
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| Statements that provide evidence for a common origin of life: |
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Genetic code for protein synthesis
ATP
20 Amino Acids
The cell, the basic unit |
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| Man who predicted that the increase in the human population would become a major problem: |
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A meadow is studied for 25 years.
1st Year: Land was grassy; Dominant Bird: Grasshopper Sparrow.
25 years later: Land was covered with shrubs. Cardinals and Warblers were seen most often.
What is the process? |
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Fact: Green plants that trap and digest insects grow well in certain volcanic clay soils.
Suggests that these plants are adapted to compensate for soils that lack which important chemical? |
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| Zebras and Thomson's gazelles can coexist in the same ecosystem because of the fact that: |
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| They don't occupy the same niche. |
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| Features of flowering plants that are adapted to a desert environment: |
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Taproot
Thick cuticle
Leaves are reduced to pines |
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| Place in correct sequence: |
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TAC: Triplet code for an amino acid
The complementary coding triplet in messenger RNA would be: |
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| Systems that control animal behavior: |
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| Proteins that are specific in their reactions with substrates |
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| Most abundant molecule in living organisms: |
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| Result of Asexual Repoduction: |
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| Offspring are genetically identical to the parent |
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Mutations produce new phenotypes
Environment will select some traits over others
New combinations of genes continually produce new phenotypes
Geographic isolation |
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| Arthopods that have wings: |
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| Arrange in correct order of Evolution: |
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Bony Fish
Amphibians
Reptiles
Birds |
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| Storage form of glucose in animal cells: |
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RNA Synthesis
Glycolysis
Protein Synthesis
Contraction of a muscle |
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| A plant that is more primative than a pine tree but more advanced than a moss: |
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| Arrange in the correct sequence following fertilization: |
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Cleavage
Blastula
Gastrula
Larva |
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| What is the position of the blue whale in this food chain? |
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| Name a group of organisms that often function as decomposers in most forest ecosystems: |
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| Interpret the results of the above cross: |
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Heterozygous: Dom. and Reces.
Homozygous Dom.: Both genes Dom.
Homozygous Reces.: Both genes Reces. |
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| Which major biochemical group of molecules contain nitrogen? |
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| The 2 ways salts can enter living cells: |
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Active Transport
Diffusion |
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| Stimulates general metabolism |
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| Cheetahs have been clocked at 110 km/hr. How would Darwin account for this? |
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| Fast-Running cheetahs were more likely to survive and reproduce. |
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| Group of animals that successfully adapted to life on land through the development of the membranes that prevent water loss from embryos: |
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| Casareian section will open this structure: |
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| Placenta will be located in which structure? |
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| Fertilization occurs here: |
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| Progesterone is produced in this stucture: |
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| Substance that cannot be digested by most animals: |
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| A cell organelle involved in packaging secretory products: |
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| Major constituent of plant cell walls: |
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| Substance incorporated into cell membranes: |
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| Cell organelle involved in intracellular digestion: |
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| Cell organelle that contains enzymes or the Krebs Cycle: |
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| What term is used to describe the event of a lamb being born with short bowed legs into a normal flock of sheep? |
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| Crossing plants together: |
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| Black moths being less visible to predators: |
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| A flowering plant blooms in April cannot pollinate one that blooms in August: |
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