Bio 36

Front 1

Abiotic

Back 1

Non living organisms

Hint 1

Air, water, temperature

Front 2

Biotic

Back 2

Living organisms

Hint 2

Plants, animals, humans

Front 3

Range of tolerance

Back 3

Limiting factors that regulate or control organisms

Front 4

Ecosystem

Back 4

A community of different organisms; both biotic and abiotic

Front 5

Symbiosis

Back 5

Interaction between two organisms

Front 6

Biodiversity

Back 6

Variety and variability of life on earth

Front 7

Conservation biology

Back 7

Study of human impacts on biodiversity

Front 8

Anthropogenic

Back 8

Influence of human impacts on biodiversity

Front 9

Pollution

Back 9

Air, water, soil, food

Front 10

3 factors affecting human population size

Back 10

1. Birth rate

2. Death rate

3. Migration

Front 11

Matter

Back 11

All living things; biotic and abiotic

Front 12

Atom

Back 12

Smallest unit of matter

Front 13

Chemical elements

Back 13

Carbon, oxygen, hydrogen, nitrogen

Front 14

Physical characteristics

Back 14

Solid, liquid, gas

Front 15

Bonds

Back 15

Energy that holds atoms together

Front 16

Types of bonds

Back 16

1. Covalent: sharing elections

2. Ionic: unequal attraction

Front 17

Chemical compounds

Back 17

1. Inorganic: lack carbon

2. Organic: carbon is major structural component

Front 18

Where freshwater exists

Back 18

1. Lakes

2. Rivers

3. Glaciers

Hint 18

3 examples

Front 19

Properties of water

Back 19

1. Cohesion: Transport of water and nutrients in plants

2. High heat capacity: Water changes temperature very slowly

3. Solvent: breaks down other compounds

4. Lubricant: reduces friction

Front 20

Earth structure

Back 20

1. Erosion: surface material is dissolved

2. Weathering: large rocks are broken down

Front 21

Hydrogen sulfide

Back 21

Thermal vents

Front 22

Ph

Back 22

1. Acids: more H+

2. Base: more OH-

Front 23

Lipids

Back 23

Fats: phospholipids

Front 24

Protein

Back 24

Carrying out all the functions necessary for life

Front 25

Function of proteins

Back 25

Catalytic, contraction, immunology, regulate, transport

Front 26

Carbohydrates

Back 26

1. Monosaccharides: Simple sugar, glucose

2. Disaccharides: table sugar, sucrose

Front 27

Vitamins

Back 27

Organic compounds:

1. Fat soluble: stored in body

2. Water soluble: must be regularly consumed

Hint 27

Examples

1.spinach, milks, veggies

2. Peppers, broccoli, citrus fruits

Front 28

Minerals

Back 28

Inorganic

Front 29

DNA

Back 29

1. Transcription: information to form RNA

2. Base pairs: A, T, G, C

Front 30

RNA

Back 30

1. Translation: protein synthesis

2. Base pairs: "T" replaced by "U"

Front 31

Other organic compounds

Back 31

1. Nucleotides: building blocks of DNA & RNA

2. Nucleosides: building blocks of ATP&ADP

3. Hydrocarbons: methane