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Q1: biosphere
A: all of the ecosystems on earth
Q2: ecosystem
A: all of the living and nonliving things in one area
Q3: Community
A: populations of all species living in one area
Q4: Population
A: individuals of the same species living in the same area
Q5: Biodiversity
A: differences or variation among living things
Q6: haploid (n)
A: An organism or cell having only one complete set of chromosomes.
Q7: Diploid (2n)
A: contain 2 copies of each chromosome
Q8: Animals nearly entire life cycle is _________
A: diploid (2n)
Q9: Mitosis
A: diploid somatic cells divide to make more diploid somatic cells
Q10: meiosis
A: cell division that produces haploid cells with only one copy of each chromosome
Q11: Gametes
A: reproductive cells(for example: egg and sperm)
Q12: Fertilization
A: haploid gametes fuse to produce a diploid zygote
, Q13: Zygote
A: a diploid cell resulting from the fusion of two haploid gametes; a fertilized ovum.
Q14: adults
A: reproductively mature
produce eggs/sperm
Q15: embryogenesis
A: development of a functional embryo from a one-celled zygote
Q16: Cell differentiation
A: cells become specialized via a sequence of molecular events(e.g., become nerve cells,
muscle cells, etc.)
Q17: Morphogenesis
A: organizes a body plan
Q18: G1 phase
A: Cell "growth" proteins for DNA replication synthesized
Q19: S phase
A: DNA is replicated(copied)
Chromosomes duplicate to form two identical sister chromatids, linked at a centromere
Q20: G2 phase
A: centrosomes appear, nuclear membrane disassembles.
Q21: M phase
A: mitosis(division of nucleus)
Q22: Centrosomes
A: help move chromosomes during mitosis
Q23: Prophase
A: chromosomes condense, centrosomes begin to form mitotic spindle
Q24: Mitotic spindle
A: system of protein microtubules that will move chromosomes
Q25: Metaphase
with 100% Verified Answers
Q1: biosphere
A: all of the ecosystems on earth
Q2: ecosystem
A: all of the living and nonliving things in one area
Q3: Community
A: populations of all species living in one area
Q4: Population
A: individuals of the same species living in the same area
Q5: Biodiversity
A: differences or variation among living things
Q6: haploid (n)
A: An organism or cell having only one complete set of chromosomes.
Q7: Diploid (2n)
A: contain 2 copies of each chromosome
Q8: Animals nearly entire life cycle is _________
A: diploid (2n)
Q9: Mitosis
A: diploid somatic cells divide to make more diploid somatic cells
Q10: meiosis
A: cell division that produces haploid cells with only one copy of each chromosome
Q11: Gametes
A: reproductive cells(for example: egg and sperm)
Q12: Fertilization
A: haploid gametes fuse to produce a diploid zygote
, Q13: Zygote
A: a diploid cell resulting from the fusion of two haploid gametes; a fertilized ovum.
Q14: adults
A: reproductively mature
produce eggs/sperm
Q15: embryogenesis
A: development of a functional embryo from a one-celled zygote
Q16: Cell differentiation
A: cells become specialized via a sequence of molecular events(e.g., become nerve cells,
muscle cells, etc.)
Q17: Morphogenesis
A: organizes a body plan
Q18: G1 phase
A: Cell "growth" proteins for DNA replication synthesized
Q19: S phase
A: DNA is replicated(copied)
Chromosomes duplicate to form two identical sister chromatids, linked at a centromere
Q20: G2 phase
A: centrosomes appear, nuclear membrane disassembles.
Q21: M phase
A: mitosis(division of nucleus)
Q22: Centrosomes
A: help move chromosomes during mitosis
Q23: Prophase
A: chromosomes condense, centrosomes begin to form mitotic spindle
Q24: Mitotic spindle
A: system of protein microtubules that will move chromosomes
Q25: Metaphase
