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ASB 222 exam 2 Questions and Answers What are some Methods of Identifying Environmental Effects 1.) Sea Cores 2.) Ice Cores Sea Cores Sediments at the bottom of the sea that accumulates very slowly. -Most of that sediments are made up of small dead microorganisms -utilized by looking at the stratigraphies by studying the layers How does global climate affect sea cores? 1.)Temperature will affect which species thrives: some in hot water, cold water 2.)The water temperature w...

(ASB 222) Quiz Questions (Module 1 & 2) and Solutions The subfield within the discipline of anthropology that focuses on living groups of human beings is called: a. ethnography b. bioanthropology c. ethology d. primatology a. ethnography Uniformitarianists viewthe current appearance of the earth as the result of: a. volcanic eruptions b. processes of erosion and weathering c. flooding d. the evil influence of the Devil b. processes of erosion and weathering Most Euro...

ASB 222 Final Questions & Answers The remains of animals that live 25,000 y/a Radiocarbon dating Relative dating Artifacts in lower stratigraphic layers are older than those on higher layers Assessing the ratio of 12c to 14c Radio carbon Archaeology The study of past human societies through their material remains Archaeologist are interested in The innovation of agriculture, the peopling of the world and the development of large and socially complex cities ...

ASB 222 Questions and Answers Archaeology uses analogy and comparison to understand sites and artifacts true the goals of archaeology include A. Discovering evidence of the human past B. Reconstructing cultural history around the world C. Reconstructing past lives and societies ALL OF THE ABOVE !! Archaeology applies scientific methods and theories to the material remains of past cultures to understand human behavior. true Which of the following places the four types ...

ASB 222 FINAL Questions and Answers Four methods for chronometrically dating the past are Potassium-Argon dating, Radio Carbon dating, Historical documents, and lithics ... or survey.. probably lithics Archaeology applies scientific methods and theories to the material remains of past cultures to understand human behavior. True Radiocarbon dating can date things that lived up to 500,000 years ago. false When an archaeologist attempts to find sites with a conservation go...

ASB 222-Finals Questions and Answers When an archaeologist attempts to find sites with a conservation goal in mind, s/he is trying to identify the potential damage of a proposed project by finding any archaeological sites in its path. TRUE Archaeological theories Explain and describe the past, provide a broad explanatory framework for material evidence, are based on existing evidence and research Archaeological site is: A cluster of artifacts, and a place where activities once ...

ASB 222 Module 1 Questions & Answers Artifacts Anything used, made or modified by humans; including stone tools, pottery, bone objects, wood, etc Site (Behavioral) a place where human activity once took place Site (Archaeological) a cluster of artifacts Archaeology the study of past human societies through their material remains Cultural Items portable objects Features Larger objects (Buildings, fireplaces) Ecofacts plant and animal remains ...

Exam (elaborations) Bio 123 LAB DNA the master molecule handout Questions and Answers Exam (elaborations) BIOL 123N ODU EXAM 1 Questions and Answers Exam (elaborations) BIO 123 FINAL Questions and Answers Exam (elaborations) BIO 123 Chapter 6 HW Questions and Answers Exam (elaborations) BY 123 Lab Exam 3 Questions and Answers Exam (elabo

Bio 123 LAB DNA the master molecule handout Questions and Answers DNA and RNA are examples of what organic molecule? nucleic acids _____________ is the basic subunit of a polynucleotide nucleotide A nucleotide consists of a __________________, a ___________________ and a _____________________ 5 carbon sugar, phosphate, and nitrogenous base 2 types of nitrogenous bases? purines and pyrimidines Nitrogenous bases in DNA adenine, guanine, cytosine, thymine Ni...

BIOL 123N ODU EXAM 1 Questions and Answers What is evolution? The biological change over generations. Which biological molecule endows biological systems with an intrinsic ability to change over generations? DNA Which property of a molecule enables change? The alleles What is artificial selection? The process of modifying organisms by selection in breeding by humans. What is an allele? Two or more alternate forms of gene because of mutation, that are found on th...

BIO 123 FINAL Questions and Answers The extinction of mastodons, horses, and giant sloths in the Americas is best attributed to overhunting by Native Americans A field of plants with the greatest ability to respond to disease and environmental change is most likely the one with high species diversity Up until 2015, people like Paul Ehrlich and Thomas Malthus have been mostly: wrong Think about the graph showing the connection between income and impacting the environment....

BIO 123 Chapter 6 HW Questions and Answers Please match the virus to the cytopathic change it causes in animal cells Look at pic Please label the image to test your knowledge of viral structures and their functions Look at pic Drag the images to their corresponding class to test your understanding of basic types of viral morphology Look at pic Please match the type of capsid to the statement that most accurately describes it Look at pic Helical Please order the ...

BY 123 Lab Exam 3 Questions and Answers 5 super groups in order 1.Excavata alveolata 3.Rhizaria 4.Archaeplastida 5.Unikonta General Characteristics of protists -all members are eukaryotic -most are unicellular -some exist as colonies -some are multicellular -most have aerobic respiration -can be free-living, parasitic, or symbiotic -some are heterotrophs -some are autotrophs -some can be both photoautotrophic and heterotrophic (mixotrophs) -all protists need mositure ...

Biology 123 Chapter 1 Notes Questions and Answers A smart phone is not alive. List three characteristics of life that the phone does not exhibit. Does not reproduce, Evolutionary adaptation, Does not maintain homeostasis Does a motor vehicle fulfill any of the characteristics of life? if so, which one(s)? yes, energy processing which of the following is the highest level of taxonomic organization. A: Species; B: Domain; C: Kingdom; D: Phylum B: Domain What is a character...

Exam 2 for Biology 123 Lab Questions and Answers Proteins consist of __________ bonds Polypeptide Enzymes are almost always ________ Proteins What is a catalyst? Speeds up a reaction without being consumed or changed What is specificity? Has active site that binds to one particular molecule (substrate) to catalyze specific reaction Do cells require enzymes? Why or why not? Yes, cells require enzymes to allow reaction rates that support processes of life L...

Bio 123 Midterm #1 Questions Answers When bacteria have a cell wall it is almost always composed of peptidoglycan Which of these is an example of a natural classification? The periodic table of elements Monophyletic groups are recognized by synapomorphy Most methane on Earth comes from methanogenic archaea Which of the following describe all existing bacteria tiny, ubiquitous, metabolically diverse Thiomargarita namibiensis gets its energy by oxidizing h...

Bio 123 Lab 8 Fungi Study Guide Questions and answers What are fungi? The main eukaryotic decomposition on the planet. How do fungi eat? Some fungi absorb live food (parasites), but most prefer to absorb dead food (saprophytes). What is mycelia? What does it consist of? The part of fungus responsible for extracellular digestion and absorption of the digested food. It is made of hyphae. What is hyphae? A filament of fungal cells, the fundamental units of fungi - only one...

BIO 123 Multiple Choice Ch. 1-4 Questions and Answers Which of these statements best exemplifies the process aspect of cell theory? A. Archaea have a single, circular chromosome in the cytoplasm of a membrane-bound cell. B. Saccharomyces cerevisiae, brewer's yeast, reproduction involves budding followed by pinching off of the bud. C. Most of the visible growth in a corn plant is through cell elongation by water uptake in cells. D. Human erythrocytes (red blood cells) are enucleate, meani...

Biology Test chapters 1,2,3 Questions and Answers Monomer a subunit that serves as a building block of a polymer Polymer a long molecule consisting of many similar or identical monomers linked together by covalent bonds Heat of Vaporization the quantity of heat a liquid must absorb for 1g of it to be converted from the liquid to the gaseous state Phospholipids have two fatty acids attached to glycerol and phosphate group at the third position Evaporative Cooling ...

Bio 123 Exam 4 Questions and Answers Cancers that metastasize and invade normal tissues to impede their functions are called malignant tumors. Any factor that can contribute to the conversion of a healthy cell into a cancerous one is known as a carcinogen. Oncogenes are derived from proto-oncogenes. Tumor suppressor genes function to slow down unchecked cell growth, differentiation, division or adhesion. Damage to ________ greatly reduces a cells ability to repai...