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Comparati

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AnatomyComparativ

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Biochemist

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Organic

Evolution

Evolutio

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Theories Reprod

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Comparative Anatomy FOR 100

Comparative Anatomy FOR 100

Cells with a true nucleus

Cells with a true nucleus

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What are eukaryotes?

What are eukaryotes?

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Comparative Anatomy FOR 100

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Control center of the cell; houses

DNA

Control center of the cell; houses

DNA

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Comparative Anatomy FOR 200

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What is the nucleus?

What is the nucleus?

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This cell organelle is responsible for

the production of proteins

This cell organelle is responsible for

the production of proteins

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Comparative Anatomy FOR 300

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What is the ribosome?

What is the ribosome?

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Comparative Anatomy FOR 300

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Diffusion of water across a

semipermeable membrane

Diffusion of water across a

semipermeable membrane

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Comparative Anatomy FOR 400

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What is osmosis?What is

osmosis?

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Comparative Anatomy FOR 400

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The cell powerhouses; these organelles produce

energy

The cell powerhouses; these organelles produce

energy

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Comparative Anatomy FOR 500

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What are mitochondria?

What are mitochondria?

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Comparative Anatomy FOR 500

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Name the four main organic molecules.

Name the four main organic molecules.

Comparative BIOCHEMISTRY FOR

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Comparative BIOCHEMISTRY FOR

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Carbohydrates, Proteins, Lipids, &

Nucleic Acids

Carbohydrates, Proteins, Lipids, &

Nucleic Acids

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Comparative BIOCHEMISTRY FOR

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Comparative BIOCHEMISTRY FOR

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Comparative BIOCHEMISTRY FOR

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Comparative BIOCHEMISTRY FOR

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Six elements common to all living things

Six elements common to all living things

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Comparative BIOCHEMISTRY FOR

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Comparative BIOCHEMISTRY FOR

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What are carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen, oxygen, phosphorus, & sulfur (CHNOPS)

What are carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen, oxygen, phosphorus, & sulfur (CHNOPS)

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Comparative BIOCHEMISTRY FOR

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Comparative BIOCHEMISTRY FOR

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A solution with a pH less than 7; Greater than 7

A solution with a pH less than 7; Greater than 7

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Comparative BIOCHEMISTRY FOR

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Comparative BIOCHEMISTRY FOR

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What is an acid? A base?

What is an acid? A base?

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Comparative BIOCHEMISTRY FOR

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Comparative BIOCHEMISTRY FOR

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The building blocks of proteins

The building blocks of proteins

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Comparative BIOCHEMISTRY FOR

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Comparative BIOCHEMISTRY FOR

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What are Amino acids?

What are Amino acids?

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Comparative BIOCHEMISTRY FOR

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Comparative BIOCHEMISTRY FOR

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Abundant substance that makes up 75% of

the earth’s surface & is needed by all living

things

Abundant substance that makes up 75% of

the earth’s surface & is needed by all living

things

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Comparative BIOCHEMISTRY FOR

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Comparative BIOCHEMISTRY FOR

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What is water?What is water?

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Organic Evolution FOR 100

Organic Evolution FOR 100

A cell’s ability to maintain its internal environment despite

changes on the outside

A cell’s ability to maintain its internal environment despite

changes on the outside

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What is homeostasis?

What is homeostasis?

LIFE PROCESSES FOR 100

LIFE PROCESSES FOR 100

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The reaction of an organism to

stimuli

The reaction of an organism to

stimuli

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LIFE PROCESSES FOR 200

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What is a response?What is a response?

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When an organism becomes better suited

to its environment increasing ability to

survive

When an organism becomes better suited

to its environment increasing ability to

survive

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LIFE PROCESSES FOR 300

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What is adaptation?

What is adaptation?

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LIFE PROCESSES FOR 300

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The process of breaking down food particles

The process of breaking down food particles

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LIFE PROCESSES FOR 400

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What is digestion?What is

digestion?

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LIFE PROCESSES FOR 400

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The process by which organisms take in nutrients

The process by which organisms take in nutrients

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LIFE PROCESSES FOR 500

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What is absorption?

What is absorption?

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LIFE PROCESSES FOR 500

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Process of food production by

capturing sunlight energy

Process of food production by

capturing sunlight energy

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What is photosynthesis?

What is photosynthesis?

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An organism that absorbs energy

from sunlight for use in making

food

An organism that absorbs energy

from sunlight for use in making

food

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What is an autotroph?What is an autotroph?

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The ultimate source of energy

for all living things

The ultimate source of energy

for all living things

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What is the sun?What is the sun?

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In order to produce the energy required by all

living things, these two

processes form a continuous cycle

In order to produce the energy required by all

living things, these two

processes form a continuous cycle

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What are Photosynthesis and Cellular Respiration?

What are Photosynthesis and Cellular Respiration?

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This energy storage molecule

is responsible for storing

all of your body’s energy.

This energy storage molecule

is responsible for storing

all of your body’s energy.

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What is ATP?

(adenosine triphosphate)

What is ATP?

(adenosine triphosphate)

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Reproduction with one parent;

two parents

Reproduction with one parent;

two parents

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REPRODUCTION FOR 100

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What is asexual? sexual?

What is asexual? sexual?

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The cells used by animals to produce other animals like

themselves

The cells used by animals to produce other animals like

themselves

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REPRODUCTION FOR 200

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What are gametes (sex cells)

(egg and sperm)

What are gametes (sex cells)

(egg and sperm)

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Nuclear division that results in the

production of two diploid daughter

cells

Nuclear division that results in the

production of two diploid daughter

cells

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What is mitosis?What is mitosis?

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The fertilized egg that results when a sperm

and egg unite

The fertilized egg that results when a sperm

and egg unite

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What is a zygote?

What is a zygote?

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A type of asexual reproduction

in which the parent cell divides

itself in half to produce an offspring

A type of asexual reproduction

in which the parent cell divides

itself in half to produce an offspring

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What is binary fission?

What is binary fission?

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A dihybrid cross of two heterozygous

individuals (such as RrYy) would likely yield

this ratio

A dihybrid cross of two heterozygous

individuals (such as RrYy) would likely yield

this ratio

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What is 9:3:3:1?What is 9:3:3:1?

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Tallness (T) is dominant to shortness (t) in pea

plants. Give the genotype of a pea plant that is

heterozygous for tallness

Tallness (T) is dominant to shortness (t) in pea

plants. Give the genotype of a pea plant that is

heterozygous for tallness

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What is Tt?What is Tt?

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Since the allele for colorblindness is located on the X

chromosome, colorblindness is this

kind of trait

Since the allele for colorblindness is located on the X

chromosome, colorblindness is this

kind of trait

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What is sex-linked?

What is sex-linked?

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The device use to predict the

outcome of a genetic cross

The device use to predict the

outcome of a genetic cross

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What is a punnett square?

What is a punnett square?

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An organism that has inherited two of the

same alleles of a gene from its parents

An organism that has inherited two of the

same alleles of a gene from its parents

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What is homozygous?

What is homozygous?

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Plants that produce naked

seeds

Plants that produce naked

seeds

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What are gymnosperms?

What are gymnosperms?

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The growth & development

of a seed

The growth & development

of a seed

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What is germination?

What is germination?

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The male reproductive

organ in plants

The male reproductive

organ in plants

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What is the stamen?

What is the stamen?

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Monocots have this kind of leaf

veins

Monocots have this kind of leaf

veins

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What is parallel?What is parallel?

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This plant structure is responsible for

anchoring, absorption, and

storage

This plant structure is responsible for

anchoring, absorption, and

storage

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What is the root?

What is the root?

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Animals that do not have a backbone

Animals that do not have a backbone

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What are invertebrates?

What are invertebrates?

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Clams, snails, & sea slugs belong to this phylum

Clams, snails, & sea slugs belong to this phylum

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What is Mollusca?What is

Mollusca?

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Animals that maintain a constant body temperature

are called this

Animals that maintain a constant body temperature

are called this

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What is endothermic

(warm-blooded)?

What is endothermic

(warm-blooded)?

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Whales, dolphins, & bats are

classified as this type of animal

Whales, dolphins, & bats are

classified as this type of animal

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What are mammals?What are

mammals?

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Humans have this type of symmetry

Humans have this type of symmetry

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What is bilateral symmetry?

What is bilateral symmetry?

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The study of how organism interact with

each other and their

environment

The study of how organism interact with

each other and their

environment

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What is ecology?What is ecology?

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Caused by the build up of

carbon dioxide in the

atmosphere

Caused by the build up of

carbon dioxide in the

atmosphere

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What is the greenhouse

effect?

What is the greenhouse

effect?

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The biome generally found

in Georgia.

The biome generally found

in Georgia.

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What is temperate deciduous

forest?

What is temperate deciduous

forest?

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Two factors that make up an ecosystem

Two factors that make up an ecosystem

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What are abiotic and biotic factors?

What are abiotic and biotic factors?

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The regular pattern of

changes over time in the

types of species in a community

The regular pattern of

changes over time in the

types of species in a community

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What is succession?

What is succession?

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The mouth, esophagus, and the small & large

intestines are all a part of this body system

The mouth, esophagus, and the small & large

intestines are all a part of this body system

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What is the digestive system?

What is the digestive system?

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This body system transports blood

throughout to body to supply cells with needed materials

This body system transports blood

throughout to body to supply cells with needed materials

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What is the circulatory

system?

What is the circulatory

system?

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The nervous system is

composed of these two parts

The nervous system is

composed of these two parts

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What are the brain and spinal

cord?

What are the brain and spinal

cord?

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The ball & socket joints of the hip, hinge joints of the knees, & pivot

joints of the wrists and ankles are all a part of

this system

The ball & socket joints of the hip, hinge joints of the knees, & pivot

joints of the wrists and ankles are all a part of

this system

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What is the skeletal system?

What is the skeletal system?

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White blood cells, responsible for

fighting germs, are a part of this

system

White blood cells, responsible for

fighting germs, are a part of this

system

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What is the immune system?

What is the immune system?

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