Final study guide Flashcards

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What is structure?

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The general framework of an object

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What is function?

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How an object is used

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How do you change the function of an object?

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By changing the structure of the object

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How does the structure of a horses teeth reflect the function of a horses teeth?

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Horses teeth mainly consist of molars, which is important because they eat hard materials

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How would the structure of humans teeth differ from the structure of lions teeth?

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Lions: more sharp teeth
Human: Sharper teeth in the front and flat teeth in the back

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What is the Model of life?

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P: Programming
M: Metabolism
C: Container

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What is a living creature

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Something that is currently alive or was once alive?

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What is a nonliving creature?

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Something that has never lived

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What is an example of metabolism?

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Gaining and using energy from the environment

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Based on the PMC model of life, are viruses alive?

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Technically, viruses aren’t alive because they can’t gather and use energy.

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What is the smallest level of organization?

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Atom

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What is the largest level of organization?

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Biosphere

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What is an example of an organ system?

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Respiratory, circulatory, skeletal

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What is an example of a biome?

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Tundra

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Can single celled organisms form ecosystems and populations?

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Yes

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What is the unit of measurement designated by this symbol: M

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Meters

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What is the unit for measuring mass

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What is the unit of measurement designated by this symbol: μ

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What is the smallest unit of measurement that we studied?

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Convert 3.5 millimeters into micrometers

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3500 micrometers

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What would be a good analogy to remember the units of measurement

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King Charles Made Many Nachos

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What is the independant variable

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The thing that doesn’t change in an experiment

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How should a hypothesis be set up

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If__, Then__, Because__

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What is the dependant variable

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The thing that changes in an experiment

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What should a hypothesis be?
Specific testable Explanatoy can use it to make predictions
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How is population growth determined by births and deaths
Births grow the populations, deaths shrink the population
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How is population size determined by immigration and emigration
immigration grows the population, emigration shrinks the population
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What does the N and N subscript 0 variables stand for in an experiment
N: Population size N subscript 0: Initial population
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What is the K variable
carrying capacity
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What is the X and Y axis of a logistic growth model
X= N, Y= dN/dt
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What type of selection is type I. What type of selection is type III.
Type I= r selected Type III= k selected
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What is an example of r-selected species
rats, fish, types of turtles
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What is an example of a k-selected species
Humans
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What is an example of a cohort
High school class
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What is a description of a survivorship curve that is type I
a curve that stays the same for most of the time, but curves as the population game older
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