Quiz 1 Flashcards

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Process of learning about the natural world that tests ideas using evidence gathered from nature

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Science

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Natural science concerned with the study of of life and living organisms

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Biology

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3
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Some reasons for studying biology

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  • everyday experience
  • medicine
  • needs of a growing population
  • decreasing biodiversity
  • biotech
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4
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Structure of living things

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Anatomy

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5
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The study of bacteria

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Bacteriology

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6
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Chemical processes in living things

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Biochemistry

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7
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Plant life

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Botany

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8
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Cells function, structure and chemistry

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Cytology

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9
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Skin

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Dermatology

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10
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Interrelationships between the environment and organisms

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Ecology

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11
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Epidemics, widespread diseases

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Epidemology

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12
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Insects

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Entomology

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13
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Animal behavior

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Ethology

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14
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Genes and heredity (the process by which genetic info is passed from parents to offspring)

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Genetics

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15
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Reptiles and amphibians

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Herpetology

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16
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Fish

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Ichthology

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17
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Sea creatures and their environment

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Marine biology/ oceanography

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18
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Mammals

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Mammalogy

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19
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Microscopic organisms

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Microbiology

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20
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Fungi

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Mycology

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21
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Diet and health

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Nutrition

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22
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Birds

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Ornithology

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23
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Prehistoric life

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Paleontology

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24
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Diseases caused by organisms (bacteria, fungi, parasites, protist, viruses)

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Pathology

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Animal droppings (feces)
Scatology
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How organisms function and carry out physical and chemical processes
Physiology
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Groupings of living things
Taxonomy
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Viruses and virus like agents
Virology
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The animal kingdom
Zoology
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Basic unit of matter
Atom
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Groups of atoms; form chemical compounds
Molecules
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Smallest functional unit of life
Cell
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Groups of cells
Tissue
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Groups of tissues
Organs
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Groups of organs
Organ system
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Individual living things
Organism
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Groups of the same type of organism in an area
Population
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Populations that live together in an area
Community
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Community and its non living surroundings
Biome/ecosystem
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All the ecosystems
Biosphere
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Characteristics of science | It’s planned
Sytematized
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Characteristics of science | The goal is to expose facts in the purest way
Objetive
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Characteristics of science | All actions and observations follow methods and rules
Controlled
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Characteristics of science | Findings should be able to be reproduced
Verifiable
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Characteristics of science | Scientific investigations must be able to be questioned and rectified
Provisional
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Organized process that scientists use to solve investigation problems
Scientific method
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Act of collecting info. and data to form questions
Observation
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Probable answer to the question
Hypothesis
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Conditions under which an experiment is given and that can change
Variable
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Condition that will be measured or investigated
Dependent variable
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Condition that will be changed or manipulated in the experiment
Independent variable
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Conditions that will be held constant
Controlled variable
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Information describing odor, shape, color, or other physical characteristics
Qualitative data
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Answers the question of “how”?; measurable quantities and units
Quantitative data
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Whether the hypothesis is true or false, justified by data.
Conclusion
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Hypothesis supported by many experiments
Theory
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Theory already proven
Law
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Degree of error of a measuring device (smallest unit)
Uncertainty
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Beliefs that sound scientific but aren’t
Pseudoscience
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All living things are made of
Cells
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Single celled organisms like bacteria
Unicellular
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Contain form hundreds to trillions of cells
Multicellular
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In the cork of a tree, the cells are
Dead
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Production of offspring for the continuation of the species
Reproduction
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Group of similar looking organisms that interbreed and produce fertile offspring
Species
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Reproduction that requires two cells
Sexual
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A single organism can reproduce
Asexual
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Increase of the amount of living material and formation of structures
Growth
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All organisms A) grow B) develop
Grow
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All the changes that take place in a lifetime
Development
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Ability to make things change
Energy
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Organisms that get their energy form food
Heterotrophs
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Use energy from the sun (photosynthesis)are
Autotrophs
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External environmental factors which cause responses in organisms
Stimuli
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Water, nutrients and minerals, hormones and temperatures inside the body
Internal environment
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Regulation of an organism’s internal environment to maintain conditions conditions suitable for life, despite changes in the external environment
Homoestasis