Science flahscards week 3 Flashcards

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What is Evolution?

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A physical change that takes place over time.

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What is Adaptation?

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An Adaptation is a beneficial change.

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Do fish have a backbone?

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Yes fish have a backbone

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Whats a stimulus?

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A signal that causes an organism to react in some way.

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What is a response?

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An organisms reaction to a stimulus.(All animal behaviors are caused by stimuli.)

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what are two important functions of behavior?

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Survival And reproduction.

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What is an instinct?

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Behavior without being taught.

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What is learned behavior?

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Change in behavior based on practice or experience.

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What’s imprinting?

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Newborn recognizes and follows the first moving object they see.

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What is a conditioning stimulus?

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A specific stimulus or response leads to a good or a bad outcome.

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Whats a trial-and-error Learning?

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repeated
practice that results in a reward and avoids
behaviors that result in a punishment.

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what is an insight Learning?

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using what you know
to solve a problem.using what you know
to solve a problem.

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How do animals use communication?

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animals use sounds,
scents, body movements to communicate.

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What is Pheromone?

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a chemical released by one
animal that affects the behavior of another
animal of the same species

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What is Aggression?

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a threatening behavior that
one animal uses to gain control over another
animal. Aggression is due to competition
over limited resources

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What is Courtship Behavior?

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behavior to prepare for
mating.

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What is Group Behavior?

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Group Behavior: beneficial for safety in
numbers and sharing (cooperation) in work,
food, water, shelter.

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What is Circadian Rhythms?

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behavior cycles that
occur over a day (e.g., awake/work daylight,
sleep night time).

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What is Hibernation?

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sleep/reduced activity during
winter in which the need for food has stopped.

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What is Migration?

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routine, seasonal journey of an animals from one place to another and back
again.

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What is a organ?

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different tissues but performs a specific function

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What is an organ system?

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group of different organs working together to perform a major (complex) function

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What is homeostasis?

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an organism’s internal environment is kept stable in spite of change in the external environment

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What 5 functions of the skeleton?

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  1. shape & support
  2. move (locomotion)
  3. protect organs
  4. produce blood cells
  5. store minerals
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What is the vertebral column?
The Backbone
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Whats a vertebrae?
A disc-like small bones separated by cartilage.
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Whats joint?
where two bones come together; allows bones to move in different ways
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Whats a immovable joint?
A joint that does not move.
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What are ligaments?
tissue holding joints together;bone to bone
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Whats a cartilage?
Cushion
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Whats the movement of Hinge joints?
forward/backward; ex: knee, elbow
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Whats the movement of Ball & socket joint?
free movement; ex: shoulder, hip
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Whats the movement of Pivot Joint?
side to side rotation; ex: neck.
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Whats the movement of Gliding joint?
sliding motion; ex: wrist, ankle.
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Whats Bone Structure?
trabecular or spongy bone because it looks a bit like sponge. Bone marrow is found in the “holes” of the spongy bone.
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What is an involuntary Muscles?
not under conscious control.
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What is an voluntary Muscle?
under conscious control.
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What are striated muscles?
Muscles with lines.
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What are Nonstriated Muscles?
Muscles with no lines.
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What are the 3 types of muscle tissue?
Skeleton Muscle Cardiac Muscle Smooth muscle
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What are skeleton muscles?
attached to and moves bones of the skeleton
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What are cardiac muscle?
makes up the thick middle layer of the heart.
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What are smooth muscles?
an involuntary, non-striated muscle.
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Whats an tendon?
attached muscle to bone
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Do muscles work in pairs?
Yes.
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what are sweat glands?
produce perspiration
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What are oil glands?
Waterproof hair and keeps skin moist.
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What are hair follicles?
Site of hair growth.
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What is absorbtion?
nutrient molecules pass through wall of small intestine into bloodstream
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Whats digestion?
breakdown food into nutrient molecules.
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What does the mouth do?
digestion begins; saliva contains water, DNA, enzymes (which breaks down starches). Teeth physically breaks down food.
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What are the teeth types?
incisors: cut into pieces canines: tear, slash into pieces molars: crush and grind into powder
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Whats Enzyme?
protein that speed up chemical reactions
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Whats the function of the esphoagus?
muscular tube connecting mouth to stomach.
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Whats the function of Epiglottis:?
flap (sheet) of tissue which seals off trachea (windpipe) to lungs.
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Whats the function of Peristalsis:?
involuntary muscular contractions that push food toward stomach and through intestines.
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Whats the function of the stomach?
holds/stores food; where protein breakdown begins:
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What is the function of HCL Acid?
chemical that breaks down solid food into paste (chyme); kills bacteria
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What is mucus?
covers stomach wall which protects stomach against ulcers (= holes in stomach wall)
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what are stomach cells?
are quickly replaced if damaged or worn.
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what is the liver function?
breaks down medicine and alcohol (poisons, toxins) removes nitrogen produces bile
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What is bile?
breaks down medicine and alcohol (poisons, toxins) removes nitrogen produces bile
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What the function of the pancreaus?
produces enzymes which enter small intestine and chemically breaks down fats, proteins and complex carbohydrates (starch).
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What is the large intestine?
contains good bacteria that produces Vitamin K (clots blood)
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What is the rectum?
stores undigested solid waste
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What is the Anus?
muscular opening at end of rectum
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What is digestive juice?
HCL acid and pepsin (enzyme).
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What is pepsin?
enzyme that breaks down protein.
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What is Chyme?
solid food is broken down into thick liquid paste
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Whats the function of the small intestine?
break down food, absorb nutrients needed for the body, and get rid of the unnecessary components.