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Practice DAT Questio
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Dicotyledons | Flowering Plants, 2 cotyledons , 4/5 flower parts, vasculature in concentric circles, considered to be woody, net veined leaves (i.e.: magnolia, maple, and apple tree) |
| cotyledon | An embryonic leaf in seed bearing plants |
| Tracheophytes | Vascular Plants with vascular tissues and radial symmetry , woody or nonwoody, have turgid cells |
| Pterophytes | Non seed bearing, grow from underground rhizome, large leaves with vascular bundles i.e.: fern |
| Lycophytes | non seed bearing, have roots, non woody, contain microphyll leaves (moss) |
| Angiosperms | have flowers |
| Pistil | produces megasports, ovary of the female, contains stigma style and ovary |
| Tundra | cold, harsh, high latitudes |
| Taiga | mid to high latitudes, very cold winters, cool summers, contains evergreens |
| Deciduous Forest | mid latitudes, mild summers, cold winters |
| Grassland | cool winter, hot summer |
| hardy weinberg equilibrium equation | p^2+2pq+q^2= 1 |
| Poikilothermic | animal whose body temperature varies and does not work to maintain its temperature |
| prosencephalon | largest part of brain consists of the Telencephalon (cerebral hemisphere, forebrain) and the diencephalon (Thalamus and hypothalamus) |
| Pancreas Hormones | regulate blood glucose levels |
| Chiasmata | structures formed when crossing over occurs |
| parts of the ear | tympanic membrane (ear drum, pirates from sound waves), cochlea (picks up sound waves and produces nerve signals), Eustachian tube (controls air pressure) |
| fetal foramen ovale | contributes to flow of blood away from lungs by connects the right and left atrium |
| Combining reactions in Galvanic Cells | Reduction: more positive Eo, producing neutral ion, Oxidation: negative Eo, producing e- and + charged ion, Cell potential is the sum of the two half reactions |
| Supercritical CO2 | When a substance is heated above its critical temp and compressed above its critical pressure, "Liquid-gas" |
| Titration | used to determine concentration of an acid or base, performed via dropwise addition of titrant with indicator. |