Life Science Final Flashcards

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Know the definitions for the following types of fossils AND examples of each:

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Carbonized- formed when a buried organism decays leaving behind only a thin film of carbon
Mineralized- if an organism is buried by wet sediment, chemicals in the water can lech into the small spaces within an organism’s tissues the chemicals eventually harden eventually the tissues are hardened and replaced with an exact copy made of stone
Original material- a fossil may consist of all or part of the original organism not in a mold, cats, or mineralized fossil (ex amber)
Trace fossil- evidence that an organism leaves behind that isn’t part of the organism itself

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Why do evolutionists and creationists view the history of change in living things differently? They start off with different beliefs about the story of the world

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They start off with different beliefs about the story of the world

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Which method of rock dating can be used only for “young” fossils?

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Carbon-14

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Because a whale’s flipper and a bat’s wing have similar bone structure evolutionists refer to the body parts as

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Homologous Structures

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What are the problems with the methods of dating rocks?

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It depends on certain things being true that we may not be able to prove true you have to assume that the way things happened a long time ago happened at the same rates today

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What is the main problem for evolutionists attempting to use homologous structures to prove ancestry?

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It proves that it is based on assumptions they assume that if some animals did have a common ancestor there is no way to confirm the assumption

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How do creationists view mutations?

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That they helped the organism survive and reproduce

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What does the theory of natural selection state?

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The process through which organisms with certain adaptations survive to pass on their traits to a greater number of offspring than other organism do

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What is the difference between created “kinds” and different “species”? Do they refer to the same groups of organisms?

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A kind is a distinct group of organisms that God created to reproduce species are different groups of a kind… For instance a horse and a donkey can breed because they are the same kind only a different species but a horse and a cow can’t breed because they are a different kind

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How are humans different from other organisms?

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They are made in the image of God and have a soul as well as intelligence

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Which type of tissue lines the external and internal surfaces of your body?

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Epithelial

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The human skeleton would best be described as ________________. (organ, tissue, or organ system?)

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Organ System

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The thick layer of skin that contains many blood vessels nerves, and hair follicles is the

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Dermis

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The pigment that is responsible for much of the color of human skin is

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Melanin

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Do skeletal muscles work in pairs?

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Yes

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What are tissues?

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A group of cells that work together

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What are organs? A group of tissues that work together

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A group of tissues that work together

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Do voluntary muscles move the body by pushing on the bones

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pulling them

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What do muscles do when they lack oxygen?

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Lactic acid fermentation

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Different ethnic groups likely developed after

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The tower of Babel

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What is found in the central cavity of many bones?

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The elbow is an example of a(n) ___________________ joint.

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The connective tissues that connect muscles to bones are called

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Biceps and triceps are examples of ________________ muscle.

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voluntary striated

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Where would you find smooth muscle in the body?
in internal organs
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When your triceps contract your biceps
relax
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Using enzymes to break down proteins into amino acids is an example of which type of digestion?
Chemical Digestion
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What is peristalsis? (What does it do for the digestive system?)
The muscles contract and relax to push food toward the stomach
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Absorption of nutrients from digested food happens in the
small intestine
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What is bile used to help digest?
fats
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Substances produced by the liver and pancreas enter the _______________ to aid in digestion.
small intestine
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What is the primary function of the excretory system?
To remove harmful waste from your body
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The filtering organs of the excretory system are the
Nephrons inside the kidneys
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What does urine contain? Waste products
Waste products drugs
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Which organ expels urine from the body?
bladder/urethra
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If a person consumes the proper number of calories can they assume that they have a healthy diet?
Yes, if they eat the proper amount of the other nutrients as well
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What is the primary function of the large intestine?
To absorb the remaining undigested food it absorbs water and minerals
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Where is bile produced? Where is it stored?
pancreas ,gallbladder
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Which structure prevents food from entering your lungs when you swallow?
larynx
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Which structure also known as the windpipe
trachea
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List the pathway of air as it travels through the respiratory system.
It enters the nasal cavity then moves on to the pharynx then after the air passes through the larynx it goes through the trachea then the trachea branches off into the bronchial tubes then the air goes into the lungs and the gas exchanges takes place in the alveoli
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What happens when your diaphragm contracts?
When it pushes down it enlarges your chest cavity to increase the amount your lungs can take in more air and when it pushes up it helps push the carbon dioxide out of the lungs
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The muscular chambers that pump blood to the lungs or body are the
right and left atrium and the right and left ventricle
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What is the purpose of valves in the heart?
To prevent backflow of blood into the chambers so that blood will travel in only 1 direction
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Most blood cells are formed in the
bones
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Which blood component provides defense against foreign substances?
white blood cells
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What is the fluid portion of the blood?
plasma
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The pulmonary arteries and pulmonary veins connect the heart and the
lungs
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Which structure of the lymphatic system recycles red blood cells and produces white blood cells?
Bone marrow
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Arteries branch into small vessels called
capillaries
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What does your pulse measure?
when the blood passes through the arteries with such force they slightly swell you can feel this force by taking your pulse your pulse tells how fast your heart is beating