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| The smallest unit of life is the__ |
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| Which group of organisms possesses the foloowing characteristics: Moltility, single celld, eukaryote |
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| natural selection acts at the ___ level |
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| the most abundant atom in the human body is: |
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| ___ are particles that are the bukding blocks of all substances |
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| carbon hs an atomic numbe of |
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| How many vacanies does a carbon atom have |
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| a stong mutal attraction of tow oppositely charged ions is a ___ bond |
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| in water molecules oxygen binds with two hydrogen atoms with this kind of bond |
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| A weak attraction between a highly electronegative atom and a hydrogen atom taking part in a separte polar covalent bond is a __ bond. |
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| which is not an example of an acidic substance |
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| ___ occurs when two molecules covalently bond into a larger one and water usually forms |
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| ____ refers to activities by which cells acquire and use energy as they use organic compounds |
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| ___ are organic molecules that contain carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen 1:2:1 ratio |
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| ___ is found in the exoskeleton of many animals and in the cell wall of fungi |
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| ___ functions as an energy reservoir in anumals |
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| triglycerides containe glycerol and 3 ___ |
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| polypeptides are chains of ___ |
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| hemoglobin is the ___ binding pigment in humnas |
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| which molecule is responsible for water conservation in plants |
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| the major energy carrier is |
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| the key component in cell membrances are |
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| ___ greatly increase the rates of reaction |
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| who was the first person to name a cell |
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| one inch is equal to ___ millimeters |
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| eukaryotic cells are usually between ___ and ___ micrometers |
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| the organnele responsible for making ATP is |
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| the organelle responsible for making sugar in plants and some protist is |
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| the organnele responsible for intracellular digestion is |
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| the cell component responsible for assembly of ribosome subunits is |
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| which are responsible for recylcing nutrients |
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| humans belong to which Family |
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| Glycolysis starts and ends in the |
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| which is the following metabolic pathway requires molecular O2 |
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| which molecule does not form during glycolysis |
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| in eukaryotes aerobic respiration is completed in the |
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| after the krebs cycle runs ___ one glocuse molecule has been completely oxidize |
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| in the 3rd stage of aerobic respiration __ is the final acceptor of electrons from glocuse |
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| how many net ATP does fermintation yeild |
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| how many net ATP does aerobic respiration yeild |
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| which stage releases carbon dioxide |
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| the final steps of the krebs cycle regenerates ____ |
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| In aerobic respiration glucose plus oxygen yeilds __ and water |
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| light dependent reactions in plants occur in the __ |
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| how many hyrdogen atoms in glucose |
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| plankton from spongebob squarepants belongs in the kingdom ___ |
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| chorophyl absorbs mainly violet and red light and reflect ___ light |
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| in the light dependent reactions ___ |
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| light independent reactions proceeds in the ___ |
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| what substance is not part of the calvin benson cycle |
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| which group posses members that are mainly heterotophs |
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| after noncyclic phosphorylation evolved its biproduct ___ acculated and change the atmoshpere |
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| the calvin benson starts in the __ |
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| in the cyclic pathway of the light dependent reactions only __ is produce |
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| which reaction fixes carbon dioxide |
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| light independent reaction |
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| ___ is lifes primary source of energy |
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| cannot be created nor destroyed, can change from one form to another, and tense to disperse spontaneously |
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| the term alosteric means __ |
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| about what percent of the suns energy is tranfered to plants |
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| a phosphate group transfer is called __ |
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| fresh water fish __ water by osmosis and __ ions by difussion |
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| the specific process by which a cell engulfs a large food particles is called |
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| which of the following speeds reactions without being altered by them |
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| __ pulls replacement electrons from water molecules and releases oxygen |
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| the openings in the leaves by which gas is exchange are called |
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| only __ is not a stage of mitosis |
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| sister chormatids move apart |
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| chromosome start to condense |
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| all duplicated chromosome are aligned at the spindle equator |
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| after mitosis the chromsome number of the two new cells ___ the parents cells |
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| a somatic cell having two of each type of chromosome has a __ chromosome number |
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| a duplicated chromosoem has __ sister chromatids |
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| which is the following occur during the S phase of the cell cycle |
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| which is the following does not undergo meiosis |
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| sexual reproduction requires __ |
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| meiosis and fertilization |
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| meiosis __ the parental chromosome number |
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| meiosis ends with the formation of __ |
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| a human gamete has __ chromosome |
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| at what stage does crossing over occur |
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| a typical flowering plant has __ sets of chromosome |
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| different molecular form of genes |
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| heterozygote has a __ for a trait being studied |
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| pair of non identical alleles |
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| the observable trait of an organism are |
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| F1 offspring of the cross AA x aa are _ |
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| in mendel dihybrid experiment how many short white flowered plants resulted |
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| the results from mendels monohybrid experiments became the basis of his law of ___ |
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| in a monohybrid cross between AA x AA in results in all offspring being |
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| is the outcome of meiosis is __ |
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