Exam 2 Flashcards

1
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Mitosis

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One cell splits into two and all the chromosomes are the same.

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2
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Meiosis

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One cell splits into four and all have halve the chromosomes.

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3
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Law of segregation

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There are two factors in every trait. One dominate and one recessive passed through gametes.

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4
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Law of independent assortment

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traits are inherited independently

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5
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RNA

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A nucleic acid present in all living cells.

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6
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Transcription

A

Coping the genetic process from DNA to RNA.

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7
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Translation

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The process of converting info from RNA bases to amino acids.

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8
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absolute dating

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gives a date in years using isotopes

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9
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RNA world hypothesis

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RNA was one of the first organic molecule

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10
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Permian extinction

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90% of life extinct

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11
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Binomial nomenclature

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A two word name for each species

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12
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phylogenic classification

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classification based on evolutionary history

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13
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adaptive radiation

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a single species evolves into many new species

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14
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ecology

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study of how things interact with the enviroment

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15
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niche

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role of a species in a ecosystem

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16
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competitive exclusion princible

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two species cannot occupy the same niche for long

17
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trophic levels

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the feeding positions in a food chain or web

18
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consumers

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herbivores, carnivores, omnivores, decomposers, scavengers, detritivores, seprotrophs

19
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carbon cycle

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carbon moves from one resovour to another

20
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community

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all bionic parts of an ecosystem

21
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ecological succession

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how population change through time

22
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demographics

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study of populations and how they grow

23
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sporophytes

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seeds and pollen

24
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vascular plants

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plants on land

25
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plant tissue

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dermal - outer layer
ground - internal plant
vascular - runs through ground tissue