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pH scale measures amount of acid in a solution
ecology studies organisms and their environment
biology studies living organisms
zoology studies animals
botony studies plants
cell smallest unit capable of all life functions
metabolism sum of all of the chemical reactions in an organism
oldest fossil billion years old
prokaryote cell missing nucleus and cell parts
first scientist to see cells Hooke
electron negative charge
proton positive charge
neutron neutral charge
element substance that can't be chemically broken down
ions atoms with unequal number of protons and electron
compound group of atoms held together by chemical bonds
nucleic acids they store heredity information
active transport process in a cell, takes energy, moves material against diffusion
kinetic energy energy of motion
potential energy stored energy
parts of a cell and their jobs (4)
solute substance that dissolves in another (sugar/salt)
solvent the substance in which the solute dissolves (H2O)
chemical reaction when chemical bonds are broken or formed
processes of moving material in or out of cells
autotroph organism that makes its own food or energy from sunlight or chemicals
heterotroph organism that gets its energy by consuming food or other organisms
ATP supplies most of cells energy
biochemical pathway series of chemical reactions
substrate reactant molecule to which an enzyme binds
gametes sex cells
sex cells: haploid or diploid? haploid
humans have how many chromosomes? 46
zygote 1-celled organism created when the sperm and the egg join
nondisjunction mistake in chromosome seperation
karyotype series of pictures or chromosomes, helps scientists to compare and look for defects in the chromosomes
mutation changes in genetic material
mitosis cell division
meiosis sex cell division
inversion the fragment reattaches to the original chromosome, it will now have 2 copies of a set of genes
"Father of Genetics" Mendel
dominant traits that are expressed
recessive traits that are not shown
homozygous when the 2 factors they get from the 2 parents are the same trait
heterozygous when the 2 traits they get from the 2 parents are different
allele each copy of a gene
phenotype actual appearance
genotype all genetic traits---shown or not shown
codominance 2 dominant alleles are expressed at the same time
transposons jump in genes causing mutations
gene P53
atmosphere of early earth (2)
Oparin's work
RNA 1st genetic material
Miller and Urey's experiment (2)
age of earth 4.5 billion years old
1/2 life does not change
natural selection guides evolution
when do new species form?
directional selection
vestigal structures
Charles Darwin (2)
theory of evolution
adaptation process by which a species becomes better suited to its environment
macroevolution
not all protists are single celled
oldest fossil 3.5 billion years
Charles Darwin (7)
eubacteria most common bacteria living today
Cambrian Period when all of today's major phylums of organisms evolved
ozone layer (2)
plants and fungi 1st organisms to populate the land
bacteria and plants
insects 1st animal w/ wings
insects most diverse group of animals
jawless fish no jaws, lamprey
amphibians adapted to both land and water
reptiles animal, watertight skin
amphibians (2)
oldest multicellular fossil
mass extinctions (2)
mycorrhizae mutualism
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