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Biology Terms

Exam terms for Rainy's Biolgoy Class

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Theory an explanation of a natural event that is supported by a large body of observations and investigations
Hypothesis a testable explanation for an unknown situation
Inference an assumption based on prior experiences.
Experiment a produced that tests a hypothesis by collection information under controlled conditions
Control Group in an experiment, the group that is the standard against which results are compared.
Experimental Group in an experiment, the group that is exposed to the factor being tested.
Constant the factor that remains fixed in an experiment.
Independent Variable the condition being changed by the scientist.
Dependent Variable the factor that results from or depends on changes to the independent variable.
Data information gained from observation
Hypothesis a testable explanation of a situation
Quantitative Research involving the senses
Qualitative Research involving numbers and data.
Observation direct method of gathering information in an orderly way
Scientific Method organized series of events in scientific inquiry
Safety Symbol Logo that alerts you about a specific danger during lab activities
Serendipity occurrence of accidental or unexpected, but fortunate, results.
Wilting the rate of water loss is greater than water absorption
Carbon Dioxide required by chloroplasts to carry on photosynthesis
Phloem brings food made in the leaf to other parts of plant
Transpiration evaporation of water from leaves
Turgid a plant is full of water
Xylem brings water and minerals from roots to leaves.
Photosynthesis produces O2 that we breathe
Vascular Bundles contain xylem and phloem
Insect Trap obtaining nitrogen
Spine protection
Tendrils climbing
Fleshy Leaves water storage
Needles prevention of water loss
Stomata exchanging of gases
Epidermis protection
Mesophyll photosynthesis
Veins conduction of food and water
Cuticle waterproofing
Cone contains the male or female reproductive structures of gymnosperms.
Flower site of sexual reproduction, makes the seed
Leaves makes glucose and oxygen using sun energy
Bud site of new growth
Stems transports water and food, supports all other parts
Roots anchors the plant and absorbs water/minerals
Annual complete life cycle in 1 growing season
Perennial vegetative structures live year after year
Biennial complete life cycle in 2 growing seasons.
Hominin subfamily that includes only humans and human ancestors
Diurnal active during the day
Primate order of animals characterized by flexible hands and feet
Opposable First Digit finger that can be brought opposite the other fingers
Anthropoid human-like primate
Prehensile Tail “fifth limb” used for grasping and support
Nocturnal active during the night
Binocular Vision forward-looking eyes with overlapping fields of vision that provide greater depth perception.
Cytoskeleton Framework that anchors organelles within the cell
Lysosome tears down old an worn out parts
Centrioles aids in cell reproduction
Cytoplasm contains cytosol and organelles
Endoplasmic Reticulum site of protein synthesis
Vacuole stores cell materials
Nucleus control center
Mitochondria supplies energy
Plasma Membrane protective barrier around cell
Cell Wall found in plants ONLY
Golgi Apparatus uses vesicles to remove proteins from the cell.
Nuclear Envelope membrane that surrounds the nucleus
Cilia short, hair-like structures to help the cell move
Flagella long, whip-like projection used for locomotion
Nucleolus site of ribosome production.
Osmosis diffusion of water molecules
Diffusion molecules go from a high to a low concentration
Selectively Permeable allows certain molecules to enter and keeps
Passive Transport types are: osmosis, diffusion, vacillated diffusion
Active Transport molecules go from a lower to a higher concentration
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