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Adenosine Triphosphate

ATP. released in cellular respiration

aesthetic justification

reason for conservation. many people enjoy the outdoors, don't wanna live in a world without wilderness

amino acids

building blocks of proteins, give cell structure

anthroogenic

man-made(reservoirs, fracking operations, dams)

Atom

smallest unit of matter

Biome

terrestrial ecosystems divided into subcategories(tundra, rainforest, deserts)

Biosphere

all ecosystems

Carbohydrate

macronutrients, 1/3 ways the body obtains energy

cellular respiration

process by which chemical energy (food) is broken down into ATP (energy)

Community

sum of populations in an area

competition

struggle between two or more organisms for the same resources in an environment

control group

in an experiment; the group with no changes made to it

denature

change of shape in a protein, leads to loss of protein function. can be caused by change in pH,temp and exposure

DNA

self-replicating genetic material.

dependent variable

variable by which we measure change (what we're trying to find out)



ecological justification

we should protectthe environmental because doing so will protect both species that are beneficial to other as wellas other species and an ecological justification for conservation acknowledges the manyecosystem services that we derive from healthy ecosystems

ecosystem

all living things in a particular area, including the non living things(rain, nitrogen in the soil)

ecosystem service

plant pollination, air and water purification (given by the earth)

electron

subatomic particle, negatively charged

element

substance that cannot be broken down to other substances by chemical reactions

environment

living and nonliving surroundings of organisms