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
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
What are the steps that scientists follow when creating and conducting scientific investigations?
identify a problem
think of questions
form a hypothesis and plan to test it
develop models and prototypes
collect data
analyze results
communicate results
Why do the offspring of 2 parents never look identical to the parents? Give 2 examples of this in nature
Offspring receive genetic information from each parent. (23 chromosomes from each)
ex: eye color, hair color, height
function of mitochondria
makes ATP energy for cells in a process called cellular respiration
function of nucleus
the control center of cell the contains DNA
function of chloroplasts
makes glucose for cells in a process called photosynthesis
function of ribosomes
makes protein for cell
function of ER
overall- transports proteins
the function of the Golgi body
packages proteins in vesicles for jobs and functions
function of cell membrane
Let things in and out of the cell
function of cell wall
provides structure and support for plant cells.
what organelle controls the traits that organisms will have
Nucleus contains DNA and genetic info
What does homozygous mean?
give genotype example
2 of the same alleles
ex: HH or hh
independent and dependent variables
independent- what you intentionally change in an experiment
dependent- response to what you change
How can you differentiate between independent and dependent in an experiment
independent- “if” in a hypothesis
dependent- “then” in a hypothesis