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Taxonomy - correct answer The science of classifying organisms- grouping species together based on similarities and differences (subjective!) What are 4 unifying theories of biology? - correct answer Cell theory, gene theory, theory of inheritance, theory of evolution What is the theory of evolution? - correct answer Unique genotypes may result in survival advantage; more offspring=grea...

Eukaryote Organelles - correct answer -nucleus -cytoskeleton -food vacuole -contractile vacuole -plastids -chloroplast Nucleus - correct answer membrane bound, genetic material *micro/macro nuclei Cytoskeleton - correct answer -microtubules (largest) tubulin proteins *assemble and break apart quickly -microfilaments actin proteins *assemble and break apart quickly -intermedi...

- CO2 higher -light intensity higher - more minerals - no herbivores - no competition - correct answer what are some advantages of land plants - alternation of generations - apical meristem tissue in roots and shoots waxy cuticle to resist desiccation - cell walls with lignin to support structures off the ground - correct answer what are some adaptations plants developed to live on land the zygote is unicellular i...

Characteristics of Protostomes - correct answer -Triploblastic Animals -Embryonic blastopore becomes the mouth -Coelom formation is schizocoelous -Display Spiral Cell Cleavage -Cell fate is determinate -Contain the Ecdysozoa and Lophotrochozoa clades. Schizocoelous coelom formation. - correct answer The body cavity forms when the mesodermal tissue "splits." Characteristics of Deuterostomes - correct answer ...

What does Teliological mean? - correct answer it has a plan and a purpose. a motive. Why are fossils so important? - correct answer They can give us an insight into the past evolution of organisms. Limitations of fossils - correct answer Not everything can be fossilized. Just because it can be fossilized doesn't mean it has been found or was fossilized. Fundamental Concepts of E...

Properties of viruses - correct answer Acellular, containing nucleic acid and a protein capsid Most current way of classifying and naming viruses - correct answer Baltimore classification Baltimore classifications are based on - correct answer the viruses nucleic acids, strandedness, sense and method of replication Retrovirus - correct answer virus ...

Seed plants are ________. - correct answer all heterosporous. Besides the seed, what other major structure diminishes a plant's reliance on water for reproduction? - correct answer flower In which of the following geological periods would gymnosperms dominate the landscape? - correct answer Triassic Which of the following structures widens the geographic range of a species and is ...

animal structure - correct answer multicellular eukaryotes; most differentiated cells, tissues, organs, organ systems animal cells - correct answer no cell walls cytoskeleton - correct answer supports cell shape vulunerable to - correct answer lysis and water loss many animals.. - correct answer osomoregulate to...

Plato (5th century BCE) - correct answer fixed ideal species Aristotle (4th century BCE) - correct answer scala naturae Carolus Linnaeus - correct answer Father of taxonomy based on related common characteristics Georges Cuvier - correct answer Connected fossil to ancient ecosystems Charles Lyell - correct answer ...

Virus Entry - correct answer -DNA enters host cell naked -may enter eukaryotic cells by endocytosis -if enveloped, by fusion w/ cell membrane Virus Attachment - correct answer -Receptors of host cell bind to virus capsid proteins of virus envelope gylcoproteins -specific about what they bind to bc they have attach to a receptor that's embedded into the cell membrane Virus Releasing - correct answer ...

supergroup: Excavata - correct answer *-diplomonads, parabasalids, euglenozoans* _unicellular -flagellated -no cell wall diplomonads - correct answer -of excavata -anaerobic -reduced mitochondria -*most parasitic* giardia intestinalis - correct answer diplomonad example parabasalids - correct answer -of excavata -anaerobic -reduced mitochon...

Where did seed plants first appear? - correct answer Fossil records When mature, seeds dispersed from parent to plant by what? - correct answer wind, water and animal movement Why can seed plants survive longer away from parent? - correct answer food supply and protective coat 5 derived traits of seed plants - correct answer 1. Reduced gametophytes ...

The notion that all animals are created perfect and comprised of constant essences that are imperfectly reflected (resulting in variation) can be attributed to: - correct answer Plato Individual of a population competing for limited resources is a concept of: - correct answer Malthusianisum Species evolving through the inheritance of acquired characteristics is a concept of: - correct answer ...

Chlamydamonas - correct answer chlorophyta with2 flagella Volvox - correct answer red, daughter colonies chlorophyta moss-antheridium - correct answer male gametophyte n moss-archegonium - correct answer female gametophyte n moss-capsule - correct answer bryophyte moss-sporangium - correct answer ...

What are Cetaceans? - correct answer Whales and porpoises (Some whale ancestors were land-dwellers) What are Lagomorphs? - correct answer Bunnies and hares What are derived characters of Homo sapiens? - correct answer upright posture bipedal locomotion larger brains (complicated speech, reasoning, and understanding) fire (cooking and defending) tool usage reduced jaw bones/muscles...

Lysosomes are organelles that are filled with hydrolytic enzymes. From among these choices, you would expect that lysosomes would play the most prominent and important role in A. Dinoflagellates B. Tubulinids C. Chlorophytes D. Diatoms E. Spirochetes - correct answer B Which of the following statements is correct regarding genomes of prokaryotes? A. Some kinds of prokaryotic chromosomes are called plasmids. B. Prokaryotes are diploid organisms, excep...

4 supergroups of eukaryotes - correct answer Excavata, SAR clade, Archaeplastida, Unikonta Subgroups of Excavata - correct answer diplomonads, parabasalids, euglenozoans SAR clade subgroups - correct answer Stramenopiles, Alveolates, Rhizarians Archaeplastida subgroups - correct answer red algae, green algae, land plants Unikonta subgroups - corr...

Rape - correct answer a person commits the offense of rape when: with carnal knowledge (some form of penetration) of a female forcibly and against her will -or with a female less than ten years of age- carnal knowledge - correct answer vaginal sexual intercourse 1 in 8 women - correct answer are raped during their lifetime 84% of rapes - correct answer ...

Qualifications for Certification: Pre-employment Requirements. - correct answer Be at least eighteen (18) years of age as evidenced by a certified copy of said candidate's birth certificate or other proof of birth acceptable to the Council. Have a high school diploma or its recognized equivalent or any approved college degree indicating successful completion of high school. A recognized equivalent means a diploma awarded by any state based on a General ...

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