Unit A section 1,2 Flashcards

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1
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5 kingdoms?

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Animalia, plantae, fungi, protista, monera

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What is in the animalia kingdom

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animals

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3
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What is in the monera kingdom

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Bacteria

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who developed a system to classify biological diversity

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Carolus Linnaeus

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What is in the plantae kingdom

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Plants

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7
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Define community

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different species that live in the same area

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What is in the fungi kingdom

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yeast, moulds, mushrooms

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order of classification of biological diversity

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Kingdoms, phyla (subphylum), classes, orders, families, genera, species

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What is in the protista kingdom

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Unicellular organisms

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ecosystem—-> ________—–>_________

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Community, population

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12
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symbiosis

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2 species live closely together in a relationship

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what happens in mutualism

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both organisms benefit

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14
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define ecosystem

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interaction between biotic and abuotic organisms

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who benefits in mutualism

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both

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who benefits in parasitism

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one, the other is harmed

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who benefits in commemsalism

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one, the other is neither harmed nor benefited

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18
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the one that benefits in parasitism?

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parasite

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the one that is harmed in parasitism?

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host

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20
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what symbiotic relationship is a bird building a nest on a tree an example of?

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commensalism

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what symbiotic relationship is barnacles attaching to whales for transportation an example of?

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commensalism

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22
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what symbiotic relationship is tapeworms in humans an example of?

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parasitism

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23
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define niche

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a role of an organism in an ecosystem

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24
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define inter species competition

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2 or more species need the same resource

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define resource partitioning

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division of a resource among 2 or more coexisting species

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define natural selection
when the most suited, the strongest of each species survive
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formula for diversity index
diversity index = #of runs/ # of specimens
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define heritable characteristics
characteristics passed through generations
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define non-heritable characteristics
acquired characteristics
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define discrete variation
differences in characteristics that have a defined form (either/or, yes or no, black and white)
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define continuous variation
differences in characteristics that have a range of possibilities (i.e shoe size)
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2 properties of asexual reproduction
- requires 1 parent | - offspring is identical to the parent
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4 types of asexual reproduction
Binary fission, budding, spore reproduction and vegetative
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one cell organisms reproduce like this, they split exactly in 2 producing 2 identical individuals
Binary fission
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the parent produces a smaller version of itself
budding
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define spore reproduction
spores are like seeds, but they are produced by parent cell division that develop
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define vegetative reproduction
plants that reproduce without seeds. They create roots or runners
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define gamete
a cell with the role of joining with another gamete during reproduction
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define egg in sexual reproduction
the female gamete
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define zygote
Unicellular organism formed through fertilization
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define population
members of the same species ok tyr same area sharing resources
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how are organisms named
using genus and species
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define cleavage
process in which zygote divides itself repeatedly
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where is pollen found
stamen
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define fertilization
union of the 2 gametes
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sperm+egg= ________---> _______--->_______--->________
fertilization, zygote, cleavage, embryo
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what contains the MALE gametes of a plant
pollen
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define sperm
male gamete
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what is an embryo
new multicellular life form
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define cross-pollination
when the pollen of one plant is carried to the stigma of another
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what is the male part of the plant
stamen
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where are ovules found
pistil
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where are the FEMALE gametes of a plant
ovules
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disadvantage of sexual reproduction
energy
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how does pollination occur
when pollen is transferred from the anther of the stamen to the stigma of a pistil
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disadvantage of asexual reproduction
no variation, no different adaptations
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define cross-fertilization
when a grain of the transferred pollen produces a tube that goes down the style into the ovary
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where is the female part of a plant
pistil
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advantage of asexual reproduction
fast reproduction, many offsprings
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advantage of sexual reproduction
variation, adaptation, survival