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How are fossils formed from gradual replacement by minerals? (In three steps)

- things like teeth and shells which don’t decay easily can last a long time when buried


-they are eventually replaced by minerals as they decay forming the rock like substance shaped like the original hard part


-The surrounding sediments also tuen to rock, but the fossil stays distinct inside the rock

How are fossils formed from casts and impressions? (In one step)

- an organism is buried in a soft material like clay, the clay then hardens around it, the organism decays leaving a cast of itself

What is one other way fossils are formed?

Through preservation where no decay happens

What are three factors that species can become extinct?

-new predator


-new disease


-environment changes

What are 4 factors that can cause species to become extinct?

-new predator


-new disease


-environment changes


-a catastrophic event e.g asteroid collision or a volcanic eruption

What does the term extinction mean?

The permanent loss of all the members of a species

Finish the sentence:


Bacteria can evolve rapidly because....

They reproduce at a fast rate

Finish the sentence:


Bacteria can evolve rapidly because....

They reproduce at a fast rate

Finish the sentence:


Mutations of bacterial pathogens....

Produce new strains

Finish the sentence:


Bacteria can evolve rapidly because....

They reproduce at a fast rate

Finish the sentence:


Mutations of bacterial pathogens....

Produce new strains

How does bacteria become resistant to antibiotics?

Some of the new strains may become resistant to antibiotics so they are not killed. They survive and reproduce, so the population of the resistant strain increases by natural selection. Causing it to spread.

Finish the sentence:


Bacteria can evolve rapidly because....

They reproduce at a fast rate

Finish the sentence:


Mutations of bacterial pathogens....

Produce new strains

How does bacteria become resistant to antibiotics?

Some of the new strains may become resistant to antibiotics so they are not killed. They survive and reproduce, so the population of the resistant strain increases by natural selection. Causing it to spread.

MRSA can be treated with antibiotics


True/false

False MRSA is resistant to antibiotics

What is one thing we can do to reduce the rate of development of antibiotic resistant strains?

Complete each course of antibiotics we are prescribed

What is classification?

The organization of living things into groups according to their similarities

Who proposed the classification system?

Linneaus

Who proposed the classification system?

Linneaus

What are the seven things that make up the leannaean system?

-kingdom


-phylum


-class


-order


-family


-genus


-spevies

Are the three rules when writing scientific names?

-First name is the name of the genus to which the organism belongs to, (in capital letters).


-The second name is the name of a species to which the organism belongs, (in lower case letters).


.the two names should be underlined

What three things make up the domain system?

-Archaea-perverted forms of bacteria that include the extremophiles.


-bacteria -this domain contains true bacteria


-Eukaryota-this domain includes a broad range of organisms including fungi, plants, animals and protists.