Organising Animals and Plants Flashcards

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Ventricles?

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Large chambers in the heart, right vent to lungs, left vent to body

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Atria

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Small chambers of heart, fill with blood into vena cava and pulmonary vein, then pump blood into ventricles

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Aorta

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Artery leaving the left ventricle

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4
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Vena cava?

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Major vein transporting blood from whole body back to heart

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Pulmonary vein

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Vein leading from lungs to heart

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Artery

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Blood vessel that carries blood away from heart at high pressure

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Capillary?

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Very small, thin walled blood vessel where exchange happens

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Vein?

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Blood vessels that return blood to the heart at low pressure

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Coronary blood vessel

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Heart needs its own blood supply, from this

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Plasma?

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Fluid in red blood cells with glucose, protein, ions and CO2

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Red blood cells

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Biconcave shaped cells that contain haemoglobin which binds to oxygen making oxyhaemoglobin

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White blood cells

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Cells that fight pathogens and release antibodies

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13
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Platelets?

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Fragment of cells that cause blood clotting

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Epidermal tissue?

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Plant tissue that covers the whole surface

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15
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Palisade mesophyll

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Tissue in leaf where photosynthesis happens

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16
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Spong mesophyll

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Tissue in the leaf with air between cells, specialised for gas exchange

17
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Xylem

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Narrow tubes in roots, stem, leaves which transport water and mineral upwards

18
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Phloem

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Tubes that run alongside xylem, transport sugards and dissolve water, (transpiration)

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Meristem?

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Type of tissue found at tips of roots containing stem cells so they can differentiate

20
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Guard cell

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Guard cells form stomata on leaves, holes where gas is exchanged, can open and close as required

21
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Transpiration?

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Process where plants lose water as vapour through stomata

22
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Factors affecting transpiration?

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High temp, low humidity, high air flow, high light intensity

23
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Stomata

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Holes where gas are exchanged

24
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What do stomata allow to enter?

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Carbon dioxide for photosynthesis

25
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What controls stomata opening?

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Guard cells