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FL BioEOC Vocab Set4

WSHS Biology PLC

TermDefinition
endosymbiosis theory on how chloroplasts and mitochondria originated; states that early cells took in prokaryotes that developed into symbiotic organelles
embryo stage of early development in an organism, after zygote stage (more than a cell) but before fetus stage (not all organs formed yet)
fungi kingdom of organisms that is eukaryotic (cells have nuclei), heterotrophic (consumes food by absorption), and cells have cell walls
photosynthesis process of building food molecules (carbs) from carbon dioxide in air and water, powered by energy from sunlight
cellular respiration process of breaking down food molecules (carbs) to release their energy, which is used to build ATP (creates CO2 as waste)
transpiration process where plants convert liquid water into water vapor (gas), which escapes through leaf stomata into the atmosphere
carrying capacity how many of an organism a particular ecosystem can support, considering resources available and pressures
succession the change over time in what species occupy an ecosystem; each species alters its environment which allows other species to come in and out-compete them
pathogen something that causes infectious disease (bacteria, virus, or other parasite)
antibodies proteins that immune cells make and release to attach to and combat pathogens
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