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What is the human body made of? - Answer Oxygen Carbon Hydrogen Nitrogen Where is info stored and transmitted? - Answer DNA What is scientific inquiry based on? - Answer Data How many naturally occurring elements are there? - Answer 92 Macromolecules are what? - Answer Large What is matter made of? - Answer Chemical Elements What is biology? - Answer Scientific Study of Life DNA is the chemical material of what? - Answer Genes What do chemical reac...

How many years ago did the big bang happen? - Answer 13-14 billion years ago Protons are... - Answer Positive, found in the nucleus Nuetrons are... - Answer Nuetral, found in the nucleus Electrons are... - Answer Negative, orbit around uncles About 300,000 years after the Big Bang... - Answer Protons, nuetrons and electrons clumped together to form hydrogen and helium atoms Hydrogen is made from - Answer 1 electron, 1 proton Helium is made from - Answer 2 e...

Cardiovascular systyem - Answer What is the number one cause of death in the US? - Answer Problems with the heart Cardiovascular/Circulatory system - Answer A pump and system of tubes that circulate blood throughout the body Blood - Answer Two parts: blood plasma and blood cells Respiratory pigments - Answer proteins in blood cells that carry gases What is your respiratory pigment? - Answer Hemoglobin (iron used to carry oxygen) Blood doping - Answer Artif...

what is a proposed explanation for a set of observations - Answer hypothesis T/F The pH scale ranges from 0-14 , with 7 being neutral, 0 most acidic and 14 most alkaline (basic) - Answer true breaking of existing bonds to release energy and form new bonds - Answer chemical reaction multiple atoms bonded together into a single structure - Answer molecule substance that cannot be broken down further into other substances by chemical reaction - Answer element monosacch...

Mammals evolved from primitive reptiles called _____A_____ about _____B______ million years ago. - Answer A. Therapsids B. 250 Important Characteristics of Mammals (***Defining Characteristics) - Answer a. Warm blooded / Endothermic b. Mammary glands / Milk for offspring *** c. Hair made of Keratin *** d. Four-chambered heart e. Have a diaphragm *** f. Specialized teeth *** g. Neocortex region of the brain *** h. Sweat glands i. Three middle ear bones used in hearing *** Al...

cellular respiration - Answer when energy in food molecules is converted to energy in ATP molecules there are three different primary pathways of cellular respiration that release energy from food molecules. all three start with ______ - Answer glycolysis There are two types of anaerobic pathways. what are they? - Answer alcohol fermentation and lactate fermentation alcohol fermentation - Answer starts with glycolysis, occurs in cytoplasm a)does not require oxygen b)produ...

Big Bang: - Answer 13-14 billion years ago How old is the Sun? - Answer 5 billion years ago Where does the sun get it's energy? - Answer turning hydrogen into helium through nuclear fusion How old is the moon? - Answer 4.6-4.0 billion years old How did the Moon form? - Answer The 'Theia Impact'. A mars sized Proto-planet slammed into the Earth General characteristics of the moon: - Answer a. same side always faces the earth b. No atmosphere or magnetic ...

Vascular vs Nonvascular plants - Answer vascular plants have vessels (Xylem and Phloem) to transport water and nutrients Herbaceous - Answer Non-woody, no lignin Woody - Answer has lignified wood gymnosperms - Answer conifers no flowers or fruit naked seed angiosperms - Answer flowering plants seeds protected Monocot - Answer one seed leaf. parallel leaf veins flower parts in 3 or multiples Eudicot - Answer two seed leaves. net leaf veins flower parts ...

Atavisms - Answer Throwback genes present but normally turned off Homology - Answer Organisms are similar because they are closely related Convergent Evolution - Answer Unrelated organisms are similar because they independently evolved same traits through similar selection pressures. Principle of Parisomy - Answer The simplest explanation is probably the best Shared Derived Character - Answer a character that is shared by two or more members of the Ingroup, but not wit...

What are the simplest "life" forms on earth? - Answer Viruses How do viruses differ from all other life forms - Answer 1. Only reproduce inside living cells (never free living) 2. Very few constituent molecules composed of various material 3. Not precursors to bacteria 4. Very small - less than 1um in daim. but can be as small as 17nm What are viruses composed of? - Answer Coat of protein DNA or RNA Lipids and sugars Viruses probably arose from - Answer fragments ...

Bird brains are ? compared to reptiles? - Answer young complete development in the pouch - Answer marsupials ecology - Answer how organisms interact with each other and the environment community - Answer different species living in the same area at the same time habitat - Answer the place where an organism lives niche - Answer the "ecological space" occupied by a species; its functional role in the community fundamental niche - Answer all of the plac...

Mammals evolved from primitive reptiles called ______ about ______ million years ago: - Answer Therapsids, 250 MYA What are the 9 Important Characteristics of mammals? (Create an exaggerated image in your head of a person with these traits to remember everything): - Answer 1. Specialized Teeth 2. Mammary glands and milk for offspring 3. Hair and skin made from Alpha-Keratin 4. Four-Chambered Heart 5. Have a diaphragm 6. Warm blooded and endothermic 7. Neocortex region of brain 8....

What is the deadliest infectious disease in the world? - Answer acute respiratory infections Of the 8 deadliest infectious diseases, how many are caused by bacteria or viruses? - Answer 7 out of 8 Pathogen - Answer An infectious disease causing organism Infection - Answer A pathogen invades a cell of multi-celled organisms Epidemic - Answer pathogen spreads through part of a population Pandemic - Answer pathogen spreads through many populations Why don't pa...

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what are you looking for when performing a pat search - Answer contraband what is the number for crosswalks - Answer 4632 what are the primary duties of the crosswalks post - Answer control the inmate traffic from zone 1, 2, and 3. by checking inmate pass verification system what are your responsibilities for the educational vehicle gate - Answer make sure the educational vehicle gate is open for emergency vehicles, then immediately secured. one control makes announcement to...

Typically, for every 1,000 felonies committed in the United States, approximately ______ offenders are incarcerated. - Answer 500 The Supreme Court has ruled that anyone arrested without a warrant may be held no longer than ____ before a judge decides whether the arrest was justified. - Answer 48 hours As of January 2015, how many states had "three strikes and you're out' laws on their books? - Answer 28 Which of the following statements is true about active drug court...

The consensus model of law assumes that: a) the criminal justice system is a means of controlling the classes that have no power. b) the appropriate object of criminological investigation is conflict within society. c) members of society by and large agree on what is right. d) the criminal law expresses the values of the ruling class in a society. - Answer c The conflict model of law assumes that: a) certain acts are deemed so threatening to the society's survival that they are...

Place these steps of the criminal justice process in the correct order, from start to finish: 1. sentencing 2. discovery 3. event occurs 4. arraignment 5. police investigate 6. trial 7. plea negotiations - Answer 1. event occurs 2. police investigate 3. arraignment 4. plea negotiations 5. discovery 6. trial 7. sentencing While climbing a steep mountain, a woman's climbing rope failed & she fell off the side of the mountain. She landed on a small ledge 30 feet below. Behind...

Place these steps of the criminal justice process in the correct order, from start to finish: 1. sentencing 2. discovery 3. event occurs 4. arraignment 5. police investigate 6. trial 7. plea negotiations - Answer 1. event occurs 2. police investigate 3. arraignment 4. plea negotiations 5. discovery 6. trial 7. sentencing While climbing a steep mountain, a woman's climbing rope failed & she fell off the side of the mountain. She landed on a small ledge 30 feet below. Behind...

Who or what was "Gruesome Gertie"? a)The only federal female executioner b)The gas chamber at San Quentin c)An individual who witnessed all federal executions between 1912 and 1935 d)A mobile electric chair - Answer d What case first established "Judicial Review?" a)Marbury v Madison b)Trop v Dulles c)Roper v Simmons d)Bush v Gore - Answer a Which was the first state to use the electric chair as a form of execution? a)Arizona b)California c)Indiana d)New York ...