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| Potential disadvantages of genetic engendering crops |
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| genetic isolation and reduce variety |
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Potential advantages of genetic engineering crops
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naturally insect repelent
grow very large
able to grow in diffrent areas |
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| practice of creating a genetic marker test called a keryotype to help determine gentic simmilarties |
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| process of locating and isolating certin genes |
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| process of taking a nucules from an orginisim and putting it into an egg to make an exact copy |
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| changng genetic information of somthing |
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| process of putting forign DNA into somthing for the purpose of creating a hybrid |
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| circular piece of DNA that comes from bacteria |
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| process of looking at genetic maps to determine wheather certin genetic markers are present |
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plant bacteria, or protisita
has ability to make own food |
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| Benefit of cyanobacteria who can photosynthesize |
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| create oxygen for environment |
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protistia organisim and an mitochondria working togother
made first eukaryotic cell |
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| Benefit of asexual reproduction |
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| lots of offspring quickly |
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Benefit of sexual reproduction
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| maore variation in offspring |
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Spontaneous generation theory proved wrong by whom and how
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pastour
covered meat did not make magots |
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| Spontaneous generation theory states |
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| What must be present for a fossil to form |
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Who did first primordial
soup idea and where did it occur |
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| miller and urey bottom of ocean |
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Put in order from smallest to largest
DNA, molecules, proteins, RNA, Amino acids
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molecules
amino acids
protiens
RNA
DNA |
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| Human breeding for specialized traits called |
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| Breeding which occurs too close to same genetic pool |
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| breading which results in in a combination of two of the same specie |
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| process of adapting to meet the needs of an area through struggle to survive |
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| characteristics that somthing has obtained through adaptation |
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| a condition where a section of a gene pool moves taking a large section of genetic combinations with it due to large migration |
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| a condition where a small section of a geene pool is isolated and has only a small section of the orginal gene pool |
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| a change in the gentic code usually negitve |
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| a condition where two simmilar speci split up and become isolated and are unable to breed any more |
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| two diffrent specie come togother to form a type of symbiotic relationship for benifit of survival |
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| a condition where a populous avarage population is destroyed to the point of potential death |
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| to change to meet the needs of an area |
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| Three outcomes harsh environment |
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adaptation
migration
death |
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| the job of somthing in a specific area |
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| choosing a mate based upon some form of desired charicteristics |
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| the first group of organisms in an area |
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| similar structure diffrent purpose |
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| diffrent structure same purpose |
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Vestigial structure/ organ
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| a structure that is no longer usefull to an animal so it becoumes smaller |
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| simmilar organisim between several specie |
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| breaking apart of diffrent specie without geographicial boundries |
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| speciazation based upon geographical isolation |
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| first advance in hominids |
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| last advantage of homianids |
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Characteristics of hominids as they evolved
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smaller brows
smaller jaws
larger cranium
larger brains |
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Kingdom of photosynthetic organisms nonmoving (sessile) organisms
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Kingdom of heterotrophic chitonous tissue nonmoving (sessile) organisms
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Kingdom of moving organisms
which are all heterotrophic and multi cellular |
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membrane bound cells
makes 1 of three domains
comprises 4 kingdoms
1. plantae
2. protistia
3. fungi
4. animilia |
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| Domain of prokaryotic single celled organisms very abundant in all ecosystems |
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| Domain of prokaryotic single celled organisms very few specie exist and are all in harsh environments |
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| Domain of membrane bound organelles |
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| 2 name naming system is called |
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Parts of binomial nomenclature
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| Parts of classification system made by Linnaeus |
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kingdom
phylum
class
order
family
genus
specie
domain was added later above kingdom |
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| science of classifying things |
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| practice of grouping things based on evolutionary relationships |
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| a visual representation of taxanomy or cladistics |
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4 kingdoms of domain eukaryote
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plantae
fungi
protistia
animilia |
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gas exchange site for plants
found on lower leaves
transpiration occours here (plant sweat) |
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cells on either side of stomota
close stomata
prevents water loss by closing stomata |
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end of male reproduction in angiosperms
produces pollen (plant sperm) |
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female portion of plant
comprised of stigma, style, ovary
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| stalk of male reproductive system in angiosperm |
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male portion of angiosperm
comprised of anther , filiment |
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| top of female reproduction system in angiosperms |
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| stalk of the female reproductive system |
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surrounds the seed
becomes the fruit once pollinated |
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obsorbs nutrients
acts as an anchor |
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main root system for nutrients
holds nutrients and water |
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| cambrian tissue for moving water and nutrients upwards |
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cambrian tissue for transfering products of photosythesis to the plant
including glucose main suger/ food sourse |
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covers the ends of the root
most specilized tissue due to hardship the roots endour |
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| specilized leafs on the outside of the ovary section of the flower |
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| specilized leafs on the outside of the ovary section of the flower |
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| ornimental parts of a flower which attract vectors for polination |
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| part of plant for photosysthesis |
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| waxy outer coating or woody outer layer which keeps the water from escaping the stalk |
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pigment in the leaf that gives lighr energy to thykonoid for production of glucose
found in three pigment colors red, yellow, and green |
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