science test Flashcards

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the study of how living things interact with one another and with their physical environment

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ecology

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2
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an organisms environment or home

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habitat

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3
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thin layer in the Earth’s surface where life exists

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biosphere

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4
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basic unit of ecology

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ecosystem

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5
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smallest living unit of the biosphere

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organism

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6
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what are the abiotic factors

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soil, radiation, water, temperature, wind, atmosphere

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7
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an ideal range of temperature or other factors also known as the thriving range

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optimum range

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8
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eat only meat

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carnivore

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9
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eat only plants

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herbivores

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10
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model used by ecologists to show all possible feeding relationships at each trophic level- more complex

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food web

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11
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share only indirect relationship

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neutralism

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12
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relationship in which one organism is being helped and the other is neutral

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commensalism

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13
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relationship in which one organism eats hunts and kills the other organism

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predation

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14
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a relationship in which grazing animals feed on plants by cropping portions of the plant without killing it

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herbivory

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15
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water moves from the soil and from the water surfaces of the earth, through the atmosphere, and then back to the earth

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hydrologic cycle (water cycle)

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16
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what biome is known for its permafrost

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arctic tundra

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17
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what biome is known for its clear seasons

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temperate deciduous forest

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18
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what are the grasslands in Africa

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savanna

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19
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what biome is known for having salt in its water

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marine

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20
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what biome is known for savannas

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grasslands

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21
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what biome does not have salt in its water

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freshwater

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22
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what is a place where life is abundant and saltwater and freshwater meet

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estuary

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23
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what is complete succession called

24
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mans role on the earth

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what is taking good care of those things that God has given us on earth
stewardship
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what is the wise use of nature
conservation
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any condition that interferes with normal functions
disease
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disease causing organisms
pathogen
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microscopic pathogen
germ
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most common immunological disease
allergy
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disease present at birth
congenital disease
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condition that results from the runaway growth of the body's own cells
cancer
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the three bacterial shapes
1.) spirilla 2.) cocci 3.) bacilli
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an animal that transmits infection
vector
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person who transmits diseases
carrier
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first to use antiseptics
Lister
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Y-shaped protein molecular homing missiles
antibodies
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what happens when tissue fluid goes to the lymph vessels
they become lymph
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largest lymphatic organ
spleen
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what is AIDs caused by
HIV
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substances produced by bacteria, molds, and certain other organisms that are effective in stopping the growth of microorganisms
antibiotics
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the idea that life came from nothing
spontaneous generation
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idea that we all come from a common ancestor
evolution
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whose work became the absolute authority on human anatomy for 1000 years
Galen
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father of anatomy
Vesalius
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the book that allows us to view the close working association working between created man (Adam) and other living things
Bible
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concept that living things come from living things
law of biogenesis
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idea that science has every answer
scientism
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living organisms that move from place to place in their environment
animals
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can move the environment toward themselves for the purpose of trapping food
sessile
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can move their bodies from place to place
motile
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cut in half anyway and it will always have the same shae on one side as on the other
radial symmetry
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what animals are warm-blooded, have hair, provide milk for their young, four chambered heart, breather air using lungs
mammals
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can be cut in half in only one place to make each half like the other
bilateral symmetry
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maintaining the same temperature
homeothermic
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