bio204.s1.d50 Word Scramble
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ULTIMATELY, [...] from photosynthesis provides the vast majority of chemical energy to living things. (However that [...] may have been converted to starch or fats long before it got to you). | ULTIMATELY, Glucose from photosynthesis provides the vast majority of chemical energy to living things. (However that glucose may have been converted to starch or fats long before it got to you). |
Plants perform both photosynthesis and cellular respiration—[...] to make glucose, starches, or fats; and [...] to convert it into ATP. | Plants perform both photosynthesis and cellular respiration—photosynthesis to make glucose, starches, or fats; and cellular respiration to convert it into ATP. |
When energy passes through many organisms, it is called a [...]. (hint: chains are straight lines) | When energy passes through many organisms, it is called a food chain. (hint: chains are straight lines) |
On earth, several types of organisms, mostly bacteria, exist that can make glucose using chemicals. This process is called [...] (chemo- means chemical). | On earth, several types of organisms, mostly bacteria, exist that can make glucose using chemicals. This process is called chemosynthesis (chemo- means chemical). |
Deep on the ocean floor lives an entire community of unusual living things that thrive with [...] as their only source of energy. | Deep on the ocean floor lives an entire community of unusual living things that thrive with chemicals as their only source of energy. |
In some rare ecosystems, the first link in the food chain (such as deep-sea tube worms) produces chemical energy without [...]. | In some rare ecosystems, the first link in the food chain (such as deep-sea tube worms) produces chemical energy without sunlight. |
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