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47 Cards in this Set
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What is transcription?
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The process of making RNA
FROM DNA |
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What is a point mutation?
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change in 1 or few nucleotides
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What is a shift mutation?
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DNA is deleted or added
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What is a mutation?
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Any mistake in DNA
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2 kinds of mutations are____(blank)
and______(blank) |
A gene mutation and a Chromosomal Mutation
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Describe Charles Darwin in one sentence
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Something along the lines of ...
Charles Darwin was a man who revolutionized Biology with his theory of evolution through natural selection |
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What is evolution?
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any process of formation or growth; development
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What is natural selection?
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only the organisms best adapted to their environment tend to survive
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Describe things about bacteria
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-once celled living organism
-has RNA and DNA -asexual -99% are helpful to you |
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Describe things about a Virus
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-100 times smaller than bateria
-Can't reproduce without a host -has a protein coat |
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define stomach
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organ the breaks down food
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define ventral
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towards the belly
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define dorsal
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toward the back
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define large intenstine
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absorbs water in the belly
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define espophaugs
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tube connectin pharynx to stomach
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define bladder
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storage of urine
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define spleen
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organ aiding in immunity
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define liver
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produces bile
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define small intestine
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absorbs nutrients into body
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define pancreas
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prodcues insulin
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eustachian tube
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equalizes pressure within ear
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gallbladder
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ogran which stores bile
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Neotony
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retaining larval characteristics
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exothermal
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body temp changes with environment
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three amphibian orders
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anura
urodela apoda |
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what are gills?
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fleshy organs (on fish) that are used for breathing
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what is a pectoral fin?
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each of the paried fin on either side of the body
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pelvic fin?
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small paired fins lower rear side
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caudal fin?
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the tail fin
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anal fin?
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near the tail
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What happens during translation?
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the cell uses info from msnger RNA to produce proteins
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Describe Fungi
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-heterotrophs
-have cell walls -are eukaryotic |
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what is a mycelium?
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masses of hyphae that produce fungi
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True or False
most fungi can only reproduce asexually |
FALSE!
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3 amphibian orders!
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forgs and toads
salamanders caecilians |
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The clitellium of an earthworm functions with what system?
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*HINT*
clit. Reproductive |
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Most animals have a head that is located at the animals ____ end of their body and a tail that is located at the ____ part of their body
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anterior
posterior |
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What is a building block of DNA, consisting of 5-carbon sugar covalenting bonded to a nitrogenous base and a phosphate group?
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A nucleotide duh
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Most diverse froup of animals are
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Insects!
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stages of Mitosis in order
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Interphase prophase metaphase anaphase telophase *cytocanisis
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What stage (in mitosis) does the cell begin to seperate
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telophase
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2 reasons why amphibians must retutn to water to reproduce
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so their eggs dont dry out
aquatic offspring |
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2 parts of earthworms stomach
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1. crop
2. gizzard |
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Describe translation in 3 words
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RNA-> Amino acid-> Protein
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What are flatworms
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soft flattend orgams an tissues
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round worms?
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unsegmented
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how do most worms produce?
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sexually
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