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Cells

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Evolution

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Labs

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AnimalSystems

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CellDivision

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Cells

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These three elements make up the cytoskeleton

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Microfilaments, intermediate filaments, microtubules

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The general process of the product of a transport vesicle

containing a glycoprotein

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Rough ER, Golgi Apparatus, plasma

membrane

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The process that expels large substances from

the cell through a vesicle

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exocytosis

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The organelle(s) that contain(s) its/their own

DNA

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Mitochondria; Chloroplast

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Collagen fibers are embedded in this web

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Proteoglycan complex

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The author of Origin of Species

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Charles Darwin

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The extremes in the original population are favored.

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Disruptive selection

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An example would be the stick bug.

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Camouflage

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The coral snake and king snake are

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Müllerian Mimicry

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The development of the wing across many species is an example

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Convergent Evolution

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Attract organisms based on scent, i.e.

termites and Bic pens

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pheromones

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Influenced by external forces, i.e. the

Daphnia

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Exothermic organism

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The mathematical formula that indicates whether evolution is

present

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The Hardy-Weinberg equation

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The key step in bacterial DNA transformation

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Heat shock

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CSI agents use this to magnify the amount of a

DNA sample

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Polymerase Chain Reaction

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This animal tissue is mostly a fluid matrix

used for storage

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Adipose tissue

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This process is vital for the heart to correctly

pump blood

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The SA node’s signal being delayed in

sending it to the AV node

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Examples of this loop include blood clotting

and child birth

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Positive feedback loop

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This process helps in the initial immune response to an infected site and

amplifies diffusion rates in nearby blood vessels

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Vasodilation

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This hormone is an appetite-supressor and lowers obesity

rates

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Leptin

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The cell spends most of its time here

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Interphase

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These are proteins associated with

specific sections of chromosomal DNA

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kinetochore

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The regulatory enzyme that varies in concentration

throughout the cycle

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cyclin

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MPF activity levels are high during this

section of the cycle

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Mitosis

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Bacterial division is also called this

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Binary fission

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Out of all “organism types,” this is

smallest

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virus

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HIV is this type of virus

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retrovirus

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The closest relatives to land plants

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Red and green algae

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Amoeba are this type of protozoan

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Gymnamoebas

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Malaria is spread by this type of infectious

genus

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Plasmodium

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Ecology

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Animal Systems

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Respiration

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PlantSystems

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Vertebrates

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This causes an immense “loss” of energy as heat

during the transfer between trophic levels

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Ecological inefficiency

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Autotrophs only capture and utilize

this amount of sun’s potential energy

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One percent

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This type of species has a slow growth rate, great parental care, and an increased chance of

survival

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K-selected species

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The species that determines the function

of an ecosystemEx: sea otter, the wolves

in Yellowstone

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Keystone species

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The lemmings population exemplifies this growth rate

with their mass-killings

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cyclic

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This message only ever reaches the spinal chord to amplify reactivity time

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reflex

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Although it is capable of protecting against many harmful substances, this feature cannot protect against nicotine and

alcohol

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The blood-brain barrier

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This is contracted when the thyroid is deficient in

iodine

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Goiters

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This part of the kidney absorbs water, urea, and

salts.

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The inner medulla

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This disease results from the degradation

of Schwann cells

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Multiple Sclerosis (MS)

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The net products of glycolysis

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4 ATP, 2 NADH + 2 H+, 2 Pyruvate + 2 H2O

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This occurs if no oxygen is present

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Anaerobic respiration

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This occurs because, without it, the energy transfer would be too

much

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Electron transport chain

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Oxidative phosphorylation

occurs here

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Inner mitochondrial membrane

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The total net ATP created through aerobic respiration

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36-38

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Symbiotic structures formed by plant roots

and fungi

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mycorrhizae

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This occurs due to the water content in

vacuoles of plant cells

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Turgor pressure

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Natural selection has favored a plant’s

capability to do this in order to conserve water

during the day

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Close its stomata

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The plants need fungi because they cannot do this vital process

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Absorb nitrogen particles in the soil

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These plants do what they must due to nutrient-

poor soils

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Carnivorous plants

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All vertebrates have this in common

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They develop from an amniotic egg

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The earliest known bird

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Archaeopteryx

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The only branch of ancestral

deuterostome that hasn’t branched off

further

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Echinodermata

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This feature, present in chordates, is the early

development of the skeletal system

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Notochord

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These are examples of species that still remain boneless and teethless

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Hagfishes and lampreys

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This domain lacks in the histones that are associated with DNA

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Bacteria

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These organisms are the foundation for

abyssal zone ecosystems

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chemobacteria

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This mutation causes the entire chain of amino acids to be skewed.

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A point deletion

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This targets certain proteins and inserts them into the

ER.

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Signal-recognition particle (SRP)

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Unlike most cellular processes, elongation uses this type of

energy source

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GTP

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This is the process of a steroid hormone

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The hormone enters the plasma membrane. Then a hormone-

receptor complex attaches and delivers it to the genes in the

nucleus. Then mRNA is transcribed and a protein is

translated.

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