B5 Flashcards

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what is classification?

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grouping organisms who share characteristics or similarities in DNA

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what is Artificial classification?

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based on observable characteristics (appearance)

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What is natural classification?

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uses DNA

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what are species?

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group of organisms that is able to reproduce to produce fertile offspring

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what is binomial nomenclature?

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genus and species

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what is largest group you can classify by?

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Kingdom

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classifying groups

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kingdom
phylum
class
order
family
genus
species

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keep ponds clean or frogs get sick

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kingdom
phylum
class
order
family
genus
species

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what are the hierarchal groups known as (species, genus..)

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taxa

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10
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smallest classifying group?

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species

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what are phenotypes?

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characteristics which are observed in an organism

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what is an inherited phenotype?

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genetic information from biological parents
stored as DNA in the nucleus

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what is an environmental phenotype?

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phenotype based on surroundings

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what is a genome?

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all of an organisms genetic material

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what are characteristics?

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a feature or quality belonging to an organism

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14
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what can variation be split in to?

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discontinuous
continuous

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what is environmental variation?

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differences caused by the environment

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what is genetic variation?

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differences caused by an organisms genetic material

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what is discontinuous variation?

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categoric data

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what is continuous variation?

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data between values

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a mutation is a change in DNA base sequence by….

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original
deletion
insertion
substitution

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what is a mutation?

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a change in DNA

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20
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what is a gamete?

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a sex cell

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what is sperm?

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male gamete

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what is egg?
female gamete
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what is fertilisation?
where the gametes join
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what is a zygote?
a fertilised egg
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what is the seed?
fertilised plant egg
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what is pollen?
male plant gamete
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what is the fertilised plant egg?
seed
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what is the male plant gamete?
pollen
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what is sexual reproduction?
joining of sex cells genes/DNA from 2 parents mix
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what is produced by the end of meiosis?
4 haploid daughter cells .NOT identical to parent cell or eachother
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What is meiosis?
how gametes are produced .type of cell division to create gametes
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order of meiosis Start with parent cell
parent cell - DNA replication - line up in the middle - (nuclear membrane breaks down) - pulled to opposite ends - (nuclear membrane reforms) - cytokinesis - line up in the middle - pulled to opposite ends - cytokinesis - 4 daughter cells
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differences between mitosis and meiosis? cell division
mitosis 1 round meiosis 2 rounds
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differences between mitosis and meiosis? what's it used for
mitosis used for growth meiosis used to create gametes
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differences between mitosis and meiosis? how many cells does it create
mitosis 2 new cells meiosis 4 new cells
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differences between mitosis and meiosis? what cells does it create
mitosis creates diploid cells meiosis creates haploid cells
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does meiosis create identical cells?
NO
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does mitosis create identical cells?
YES
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where does mitosis take place?
stem cells
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where does meiosis take place?
testes and ovaries
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advantages of sexual reproduction?
creates more variation
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what are alleles?
different versions of a gene
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what are different versions of the same gene?
allele
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why is cloning more common in plants than animals?
plant cells retain ability to differentiate but animals do not
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what is homozygous?
2 identical alleles for an inherited characteristics
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what is heterozygous?
2 different alleles for an inherited characteristic
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when is a recessive allele expressed?
homozygous recessive bb
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is you have 2 different alleles what is expressed?
DOMINANT
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who is Gregor Mendel?
studied inheritance of different characteristics in pea plants red white flowered plants and red flowered plants - red was dominant
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what is adaptation?
characteristics that increase yoiur chances of surving
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adaptation example in camels?
.double eyelid and long eyelashes to keep sand out eyes .pads on feet so you can climb up steep hills
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who was Charles Darwin?
studied variation in plants, animals and fossils theory of evolution
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natural selection cycle?
mutation variation best adapted survival pass on genes frequency to genotype increases
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what is evolution?
gradual changes in a species overtime
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finch bird natural selection example?
.mutation of tweezer beak .variation in beaks tweezer beak could pick up more food so its best adapted .tweezer beak is more likely to survive because it gets more food .tweezer beak allele passed onto the next generation .frequency for that genotype will increase
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what is natural selection?
mechanism of evolution survival of the fittest
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describe process of fossilisation?
.An organism dies and is quickly buried by sediment .Soft tissues decompose, leaving only the hard bones or shells behind. .The sediment around the remains thickens and turns to stone. .The skeleton dissolves, leaving a mold. .Minerals crystallize inside the mold, forming a cast.
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what is Charles Lyall?
some fossil guy
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problems with fossil records?
.incomplete - not all of it will be found some are damaged
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who was Alfred Wallace?
independently created the same theory as Charles Darwin
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what is evidence for evolution?
.fossil record (formed - incomplete) .peer review (Alfred Wallace, created same theory) .DNA comparison
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what is phylogeny?
study of evolutionary relationships
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what do you use to model evolution and why?
bacteria gives a faster timescale as they reproduce quickly
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what are clones
genetically identical to eachother + the parent cell
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what are chromosomes?
long molecules addof DNA
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advantages of asexual reproduction
.produce lots of offspring quickly .only 1 parent needed - reproduce whenever
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disadvantages of asexual reproduction
.no genetic variation if environment changes whole pop becomes affected
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advantages of sexual reproduction
.genetic variation - leads to evolution
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disadvantages of sexual reproduction
.takes more time and energy .2 parents needed - problem if things are isolated