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What are the survivorship curves? |
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Type 1- Die late in life (humans)
Type 2- Uniform rate of death (Birds)
Type 3- Huge death rate when young (frogs) |
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What is the energy flow through an ecosystem? |
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Sun -> Producer -> Consumer -> Decomposer -> ^--Inorganic nutrient pool
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Consumer Types & what do they do? |
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Primary: Eat Producer (Rabbit eats grass)
Secondary: Eat Primary (Snake eats rabbit)
Tertiary: Eat Secondary (Owl eats snake)
Quaternary: Eat Tertiary (Hawk eats owl) |
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Producer- Makes food
Consumer- Eats food |
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What are the levels of ecosystem and example? |
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Individual- Single Person
Population- Group of people in an area
Community- Interacting group of various species in a location
Ecosystem- Community of living things
Biome- Large community
Biosphere- Everything |
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What alternates between the four bases?
What are the four bases? |
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Dna sugar & phosphates
Adenine &Thymine (2), Cytosine & Guanine (3) |
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Plant Cell Vs Animal Cell |
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Plant
- Cell wall
- Round
- Centrioles
- Cilia
- Lysosomes
Animal
- Rectangle
- Large central Vacuole
- Chloraplast
- Plastids
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Fertilization- Fertilization of egg
Fission- Division of cells |
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Conifers; Cone bearing; Autotroph
Kudzu; non-native;long vines; Invasive
sassafrass; native; 3 different shapes; carcinogens
Privet; Invasive; non-native
Grape Veins; Tindrals; Native
Mamoosa; Seed Pods; Invasive; Non-Native
Persimons; Peach like fruit; Native; Male and Female tree
Crab Apple Tree; Grape like fruit; thorns
Bayberry; natural insectacide; native; has berries
Poison Ivy; 3 striated leaves; Native
Algae & Fungus; Mutualism
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Mutualism- Both Benefit
Commenalism- One benefits other not harmed
Parasites- One benefits and one is harmed |
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Food chain Follows a single path as animals eat each other
Food Webs- Show how plants & animals are interconnected by different paths |
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G1 Growth
S DNA Synthesize
G2 Prepares for Mitosis |
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Prophase- Nucleolus dissapears; Chromosomes coil
Metaphase- Chromosomes line up
Anaphase- Spindle fibers pull apart chromatids
Telophase- Nuclear membrane re-forms |
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What is Genotype & Phenotype? |
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Genotype is genetic make up
Phenotype is physical make up |
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How are fires started?
What do they do? |
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Humans & Lightning
Fertilize, blooming, seed germination, kills festation |
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Homozygous Vs Heterozygous |
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Definition
Homozygous- 2 of the same alleles
Heterozygous- One each of 2 different alleles |
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Monohybrid 3:1
Dilyhybrid 9:3:3:1 |
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What is the law of independent assortment? |
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When 2 or more characteristics are inherited, individual hereditary factors assort independently during gamete production, giving different traits an equal oppurtunity of occuring together. |
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