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hypothesis

A "guess" based on logical inferences and informed, creative imagination

experiment

Results of experiments must be repeatable

theory

A theory may eventually prove to be untrue and need to be revised

biology

The study of the living world

homeostasis

The way organisms keep their internal conditions fairly constant

a population

A group of organisms of the same type that live in the same place

ionic bond

Transferring electrons

covalent bond

Sharing electrons

valence electrons

Electrons available to form bonds

water

most abundant compound in living things

solvent

The liquid in which a solid is dissolved

solute

The solid which is dissolved in a solvent

pH

-pH above 7--basic


-pH below 7--acid

emmigration

Moving out of a population

immigration

Moving into a population

catalyst

A substance that speeds up a chemical reaction

prokaryotes

A one-celled organism that does not have a nucleus

eukaryotes

An organism whose cells have nuclei

demography

Scientific study of human populations

nucleus

Contains chromosomes which contain DNA, the genetic material of a cell

osmosis

Diffusion of water across a selectively permeable membrane

diffusion

The movement of molecules from an area of high concentration to an area of low concentration

cell wall

Only found in plant cells

abiotic factor

Nonliving factor that affects an ecosystem

biotic factor

"Living-thing" influence on organisms within an ecosystem

levels of organization in a multicellular organism

Cell, tissue, organ, organ system

isotonic solutions




hypertonic solution




hypotonic solution

-the concentration of both solutions is the same




-the specified solution is more concentrated than the other




-the specified solution is less concentrated than the other

autotroph

Organism that makes its own food (plants)

heterotroph

Organism that obtains its energy from the food it eats

ATP (adenosine triphosphate)

A major chemical compound that cells use to store and release energy





ATP/ADP

the photosynthesis equation

chloroplast

chloroplast

cellular respiration equation

cellular respiration

cell cycle