Gen Bio Flashcards

1
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Created by supernatural being

A

Divine Creation (Bible)

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2
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Protoplasm in the form of resistant spores

A

Cosmozoic or interplanetary

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3
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By Aristotle certain living things could arise directly from non-living things

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Spontaneous generation (Abiogenesis)

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4
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The physical world contained much the same inorganic and organic substances

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Natural or Marine

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5
Q

Atmosphere contains these following substances CN,NH water vapor and H2O and then exposed to UV rays,cosmic radiation, and electrical discharges

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Physcio-chemical Or Coacervate Droplet Theory

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6
Q

The compounds formed were….

A

Sugar
Fatty acids
Glycerol
Amino acids
Purines
Pyrimidines

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7
Q

Organized in a special state of chemical activity

A

Organization

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8
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Physical and chemical changes taking place in organisms

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Metabolism

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9
Q

Organism takes in more material from its environment.. organisms increase its sizes

A

Growth

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10
Q

Metabolic activities are classified into two groups:

A

Catabolism
Anabolism

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11
Q

Synthesized from simple compound

A

Anabolism

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12
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Converted into simplier compounds

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Catabolism

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13
Q

Self controlled duplication

A

Reproduction

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14
Q

Self controlled duplication

A

Reproduction

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15
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To react to stimulus

A

Responsiveness or irritability

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16
Q

Species slowly or rapidly becomes better suited to survive

A

Adaptation

17
Q

Constant condition within an organism

A

Homeostasis

18
Q

Change occurs over a long period of time to live in their environment … successive generations

A

Evolution

19
Q

Systematic classification of organisms into groups

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Taxonomy

20
Q

Form and structure of organisms

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Morphology

21
Q

Detailed structure of organisms as revealed by gross dissection

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Anatomy

22
Q

Detailed structure and functions of cell

A

Cytology

23
Q

Group of cells performing a definite or specialized function

A

Histology

24
Q

Functional processes associated with living things

A

Physiology

25
Q

Hereditary and variations of organisms

A

Genetics

26
Q

Formation and early development of organisms

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Embryology or developmental biology

27
Q

Shape, aggregation and orientation of the molecules that compose the cellular system

A

Molecular biology

28
Q

Past life as revealed by fossils

A

Paleontology

29
Q

Living things in relation to their environment

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Ecology

30
Q

Origin and diversification of organisms forms successive generations

A

Evolution