Science Revision Key Words Photosynthesis And Ecosysystems Eg Interaction Between Species Flashcards

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Organisms that have a lot of characteristics in common and can mate to produce fertile offspring.

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Species

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The way organisms depend on each other to survive, grow, and reproduce.

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Interdependence

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Moving to another area for part of the year.

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Migrate

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Differences in characteristics.

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Variation

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Type of variation where a characteristic can only result in certain values.

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Discontinuous

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Type of variation where a characteristic can take any value within a range.

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Continuous

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‘Fighting’ with other organisms for resources.

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Competition

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Animal that eats other animals.

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Predator

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Animal that is eaten by another animal.

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Prey

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Characteristic that enables an organism to survive and be successful in its environment.

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Adaptation

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species of plants and animals that have only a small population in the world are …

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Endangered

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a store of genetic samples from different species (4,4)

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Genebank

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Long strand of DNA that contains many genes

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Chromosome

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section of DNA that holds the information to produce a characteristic

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Gene

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Development of a species over time

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Evolution

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chemical that contains all the information needed to make an organism

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Part of the cell where the DNA is stored

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The remains of plants and animals that have turned to stone

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the process by which organisms evolve is called natural…

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when no more individuals of a species are left anywhere in the world the species is …

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Contains 23 chromosomes

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Sperm cell

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Contains 46 chromosomes

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Embryonic cell

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What do plants compete for

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Light and minerals

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What do animals compete for

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Mates and food

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What do both animals and plants compete for
Water and space
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A particular place or role that an organism has in an ecosystem
Niche
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The interaction between plants, animals and their habitat in a particular location
Ecosystem
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The area in which an organism lives
Habitat
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The collection of different types of organisms present in an ecosystem
Community
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What are veins in a leaf needed for
Transport of water and sugar
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What is wax in a leaf
On top surface of leaf, reduces water loss
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What are chloroplasts
Contains the green pigment (colour) called chlorophyll
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What are stomata
Holes in lower surface of leaf
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What is photosynthesis
The process plants use to make their own food, glucose. In photosynthesis, carbon dioxide and water react together to make glucose and oxygen.
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What is anaerobic respiration
Chemical reaction that takes place without oxygen. Glucose is converted into lactic acid and energy is released.
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What is chemosynthesis
Reaction performed by bacteria, using energy transferred from chemical reactions to produce glucose.
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What is aerobic respiration
Chemical reaction where glucose reacts with oxygen to release energy, carbon dioxide, and water.
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What is chlorophyll
Chlorophyll is a pigment that gives plants their green color, and it helps plants create their own food through photosynthesis. It is a key component in the process of photosynthesis, which sustains plant life and produces oxygen for the entire planet.