Unit A: Topic 1 + 2 Flashcards

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1
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Ecosystem

A

Biological community interacting with its physical environment.

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2
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Competition

A

When Niches overlap and they fight over resources and it becomes rare

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3
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Population

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amount of members of a species who live in a specific area and share resources.

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4
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Niche

A

role of an organism in its ecosystem
(What it eats, lives, and effect it leaves)

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5
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Commensalism

A

+/NA

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6
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Mutualism

A

+/+

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7
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Parasitism

A

+/-

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8
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Variation Benefits

A

Diseases are less-likely to pass down.
Helps them adapt to environment

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9
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Variation Consequences

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Makes natural selection

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10
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Continuous v Discrete

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Continuous - differences with a range of forms (hair color, eye color, height, etc.)
Discrete - differences that are either/or
(Roll tongue, hitch-hiker thumb)

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11
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Inheritable v Heritable traits

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Inheritable - traits that are not passed down in generations (dyed hair, muscles)
Heritable - traits that are passed down to generation. (hair color, eye color)

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12
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Types of Asexual reproduction

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Binary fission
Budding
Spore
Vegetative

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13
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Binary fission and A/E

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a cell splits exactly in 2 producing 2 identical cells (single celled organism)
A - rapid population

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14
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Budding and A/E

A

Parent produces small version of itself attached to itself. (Yeast, coral)
A - parent supports next generation so it lasts

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15
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Spore and A/E

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Spores created similar to seeds and then gets spread (mushrooms make ‘dust’)
A - Spores stay dormant until conditions are good

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16
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Vegetative and A/E

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uses runners to grow daughter plants next to plant to take care of it.
A - Parent supports next generation until its grown

17
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Zygote

A

new cell created from the gametes

17
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Gametes F/M

A

Gametes are called sex cells
Female ones are called eggs
male ones are called sperm

18
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Cleavage

A

when the zygote splits to make cells

19
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Embryo

A

when Zygote splits many times

20
Q

Pollen

A

Male gamete of plant

21
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Stamen

A

male part of the plant where pollen is found

22
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Ovules

A

female part of the plant

23
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Pistil

A

Female part of the plant where ovules are found

24
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pollination

A

when pollen is transferred from anther to stigma

25
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Cross Pollination

A

when pollen is carried to stigma from another plant

26
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Cross Fertilization

A

When the grain of the pollen produces a tube that grows down the style into the ovary

27
Q

Natural selection

A

When a variation is more desirable, it passes down to the next generation.

28
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Linnean classification

A

Kingdom
Phylum
Class
Order
Family
Genus
Species
(King Phillip comes over for good slurpees)