Unit 3 Review: Health and Survival of Organisms review Flashcards

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What are the three types of adaptations? Give two examples of each

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structural (external adaptations that help organisms survive)- camouflage, mimicry

behavioral (actions by organisms that help them survive)- species travel in packs/ animals hunt in the dark

Physiological (internal adaptations that help organisms survive) - enhanced senses/shivering or sweating

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What are the steps that scientists follow when creating and conducting scientific investigations?

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identify a problem
think of questions

form a hypothesis and plan to test it

develop models and prototypes

collect data

analyze results

communicate results

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Why do the offspring of 2 parents never look identical to the parents? Give 2 examples of this in nature

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Offspring receive genetic information from each parent. (23 chromosomes from each)

ex: eye color, hair color, height

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function of mitochondria

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makes ATP energy for cells in a process called cellular respiration

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function of nucleus

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the control center of cell the contains DNA

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function of chloroplasts

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makes glucose for cells in a process called photosynthesis

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function of ribosomes

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makes protein for cell

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function of ER

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overall- transports proteins

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the function of the Golgi body

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packages proteins in vesicles for jobs and functions

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function of cell membrane

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Let things in and out of the cell

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function of cell wall

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provides structure and support for plant cells.

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what organelle controls the traits that organisms will have

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Nucleus contains DNA and genetic info

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13
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What does homozygous mean?
give genotype example

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2 of the same alleles

ex: HH or hh

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14
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independent and dependent variables

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independent- what you intentionally change in an experiment

dependent- response to what you change

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How can you differentiate between independent and dependent in an experiment

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independent- “if” in a hypothesis

dependent- “then” in a hypothesis

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gene

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section of a chromosome that has genetic info for one trait

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chromosomes

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A DNA-containing structure that carries genetic material

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inherited traits

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characteristics of organisms that are inherited from parents

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allele

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a different form of gene

20
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How are chromosomes, genes, alleles, and inherited traits common

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On chromosomes are genes. Genes form alleles. All this inherited info comes from parents.

21
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Where are genes found

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on a section of a chromosome (multiple found on a chromosome)

22
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What happens to organisms with favorable traits vs those with unfavorable traits

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favorable traits help organisms survive longer and pass genes to offspring (allow for adaptation to change with environment)

unfavorable traits die out (not suitable for changing environment)

23
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What does heterozygous mean

give examples

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alles are different

ex Bb

24
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what is DNA made of up

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proteins

25
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When we see organisms that produce multiple offspring at a time, why are those not identical?

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It is all probability of what traits each offspring will inherit.

It shows a potential for a percentage

“One offspring does not affect the phenotype of another offspring. In a similar way, the outcome of a coin toss does not affect the outcome of other coin tosses” (textbook)

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How are punnett squares different than pedigrees

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Punnett square- using probability to determine offspring genotypes if parent genotypes are known (look forward)

Pedigree- model showing inherited traits/ can also determine genotypes of family members across generations. (look backwards)

27
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Be able to explain Natural Selection in Detail ***

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Ok

Darwin’s finches

Peppered Moths