Csec Flashcards

(24 cards)

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State two reasons why mitosis is important to living things

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it ensures that each daughter cell contains an identical combination of genes, and it also ensure that all daughter cells contain the diploid number of chromosomes

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This two ways in which genetic variation occurs in living organisms

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Mutation and sexual reproduction

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Two substances stored in plants And where they are stored

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Water in stem and calcium oxalate in leaves

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Name, one part of the body in which meiosis occurs

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The testes in males or the ovaries in females

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The two reasons why storingfood is important to live in organisms

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Three reasons why story food is important in living organism is to provide energy when Food is not available to support growth and repair in the body and maintain life processes like respiration through periods of fasting or resting

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Name the structure within a nucleus, which contains the genetic material

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The chromatin threads

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Name the two gametes produced via meiosis in flowering plants

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Sperm and egg cell

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Stay two reasons why meiosis is important to living things

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Meiosis is important because it produces gaits with half the number of chromosomes and ensure the chromosomes is restored due in fertilization, and it also increases genetic variation, which helps populations, adapt, and survive changes in the environment

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What does the term conservation mean in biology

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Conservation in biology refers to the careful use of natural resources to prevent their overuse or destruction, and to ensure they are availability for future generations

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10
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There is three materials that can be transported in multicellular organisms

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Oxygen nutrients and carbon dioxide

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Define the term breathing

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Breathing is the process of inhaling air into the lungs and exhaling it back into the atmosphere

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Define the term diffusion

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Diffusion is the movement of molecules for my region of higher Concentration to Region of lower concentration until even spread

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Define the term respiration

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Respiration is a chemical process which occurs in the cells where glucose reacts with oxygen to create energy

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Name the three muscles in the rib cage, which I responsible for breathing in human

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The intracoastal muscles, the diaphragm muscles, and the abdominal muscles

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Define the term egestion

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Egyptian is the removal of undigested food particles from the body as feces

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16
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What is excretion?

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Exclusion is a removal of ways products made by cells during metabolic activities. Example CO2 O2 and excess water.

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The two organs of excretion and the substance Excreted

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The lungs excrete carbon dioxide, and the kidney excrete urea

18
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Autotrophic nutrition

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Autotrophic nutrition occurs in green plants and some bacteria. It is the use of simple inorganic compound such as carbon dioxide and water to create complex organic compound, such as protein

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Heterotrophic nutrition

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Heterotrophic nutrition occurs in animals, fungi, and most bacteria. It is obtaining ready-made food sources to obtain nutrition.

20
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Function of the red blood cell

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Carries oxygen from the lungs to the body cells using haemoglobin.

21
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Function of the white blood cell

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Fights infections by destroying germs and producing antibodies.

22
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Function of platelets

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Helps the blood to clot and stop bleeding when there is a cut.

23
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Three substances that can be found in the blood

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Carbon dioxide glucose and hormones