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36 Cards in this Set

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density formula
mass/volume
density
objects or substances that are nore dense sink
atoms;protons
positive charge, found inside the nucleus
Food Webs
feeding relationships between plants and animals in an ecosystem
kinetic energy
and object's energy while in motion
Newton's 1st law
an object in motion stays in motion and a object at rest stays at rest
energy pryamids
relative amounts of energy at each trophic level
Newton's 2nd law
F=mass x acceleration
atoms; electrons
negative charge, found in the "electron cloud" ( surround the nucleus)
pyramid of numbers
relative number of individual at each trophic
atoms; neutrons
neutral charge, found inside the nucleus
Newtons 3rd Law
for everyone action there is an equal and a opposite reaction
scientific inquiry
observations are made by gathering information
Gravity
Under ideal conditions , objects , fall to the ground at the same rate
cellular organelles; prokaryotes
contain genetic material not contained in a nuclues
Energy Trasnsfer
Energy cannot be created or destroyed . it can only be transferred from one to another
eukaryotes
complex cells includes plants, animals protist and fungi
community interaction
competition-occurs when organisms attempt to use the same resourse at the same place at the same time

predation-an interaction in which one organism captures and feeds on another organism
abiotic factor
something that is not and has never been alive
predation
an interaction in which one organism captures and feeds on another organism
biotic factor
things that are or used to be alive
Cells
Prokayotes=Simple cells; example: Bacteria
Eukaryotes=Complex cells; Includes plants, animals, protists and fungi
Photosynthesis
Process in which plants and other organisms use light energy to convert water and carbon dioxide into carbon dioxide
observations
made by gathering info .
symbiosis
a relationship between two people in whicheach person is dependent upon and receives reinforcement, whether beneficial or detrimental, from the other.
celluar respiration
process theat rekeases energy by breaking down glucose and other food molecules in the presence of oxygen
cell wall
outter shell of the cell
Cellular Organelles
Prokaryotes contain genetic material not contained in a nucleus
Eukaryotes contain complex organlles including a nucleus containing genetic materials
Food Webs
feeling the realtionships between plants and animals in an ecosystem
Energy Pyramaid
relative amounts if energy at each trophic level.
bias
unfair prejudice towards a particular opinion
ethics
a set of principles that guide decision making
qualitative
data that uses nonnumeric decriptions
flagella
is ike a long tail used for movement
chloroplasts
where plant cells use chlorophyll to do photosynthesis.
photosynthesis
process in which a plant use light to convert carbon dioxide and water into food/energy.