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20 Cards in this Set
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What is the plants role in the carbon cycle during photosynthesis.
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it produces organic carbon compounds called carbohydrates.
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How are mutations passed on to offsprings.
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meiosis
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How does DNA bond?
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A bonds with T, C bonds with G
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What are some causes of mutation
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Chemicals, viruses, high temp. radiation, and pollutants
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What is the size of a populations that can exist in an ecosystem at any given time called
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carrying capacity
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What is the term used to describe a single set of chromosomes
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haploid
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What is the physical apperance of a offspring called
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the phenotype
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What is the genetic make-up of the offspring called
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the genotype
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What does the trem hybrid mean
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heterozygous
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What does the term purebred mean
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homozygous
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What is the force that holds the two strands of DNA together
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base paring
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What is the result of meosis
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4 haploid daughters
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What ions do bases release in solutions
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hydoxide
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What is the type of molecule that has an unequal area of charge
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polar
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Where does glycolysis occur
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cytoplasm
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Where does respiration occur
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mitochondria
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Where does photosynthesis occur
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chloroplatst
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Waxy or oily organic compounds called
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lipids
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What will never vary in an atom
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number of protons
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Green plants are classifies as
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AUTOROTROPHS
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