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General and BioChem
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DNA and RNA
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Body Systems
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Genetics
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Evolution
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Cells
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Spell the teacher’s last name.
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What is the portion of the earth that contains all life?
Stratosphere biosphere Ecosystem community
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Biosphere
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The study of the interaction of organism with their physical environment Population Biosphere Ecosystem Ecology
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Ecology
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The relationship between 2 different species living in a close association?
Biotic Abiotic Commensalism Symbiosis
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Symbiosis
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The passing of energy and materials are found in the food web at different______ levels?
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Trophic
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As the tropic level increases
the population size ______? Increases decreases Remains the same Cannot say
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Decreases
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The earth’s atmosphere
contains mostly _____? Pollution Oxygen Nitrogen Water vapor
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Nitrogen
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Name one abiotic factor
in an organisms life?
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Temp Air % oxygen Climate
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All the dragonflies living at Stoney meadows on 1-20-09?
Population Community Biosphere Ecosystem Ecology
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Population
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Ants that feed on the acacia trees and protect the trees from attack from the long-horned beetle.
Commensalism Mutualism Parasitism
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Mutualism
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All the possible feeding
relationships is called? Foodchain Foodweb Trophic level
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Food Web
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Organism that break down
and absorb nutrients from dead organisms are called? a) Decomposers b) Scavengers c) All of the above
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Decomposers
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Name a secondary consumers.
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Mice Sparrow Foxes Frogs
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A specific location where a species lives.
Habitat Community Ecosystem Niche
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Habitat
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How an organism feeds, & interacts with other organisms. Habitat Community Ecosystem Niche
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Niche
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The process of creating sugar from sunlight to be used for energy is called_______.
Photolysis Photic Photosynthesis Cell Resp
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Photosynthesis
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Algae > fish > heron(bird)
Is the heron a first, second or third order consumer?
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Second order consumer
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Animals that eat other animals that are already dead are called? EX: Crow Decomposers Scavengers Saprophytes
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scavengers
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Algae > fish > heron > lion
The algae is… Primary consumer Secondary consumer Producer
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Producer
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The breaking down of sugarinto energy is called. Photolysis Photic Photosynthesis Cell Resp
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Cellular Respiration
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Habitat or Niche Several species may share the same habitat but use
different resources such as food, shelter & how it survives. Habitat or Niche
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Niche
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The number of trophic levels are … Limited to the energy available
Limitless No one can tell
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Limited to the energy available
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All parasites need what to survive. A mate A host Blood A friend
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Host
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An ecosystem consists of
Organisms Energy Soil, water & temp All of the above
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D) All of the above
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What temperature do tomato plants do best?
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27o Celsius
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Daily Double!!
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The amount of energy passed on to the next higher trophic level.
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10 %
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Food web or food chain
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Food web.
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Bird helps gator by eating on harmful leeches.
Mutualism commensalism parasitism
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Mutualism
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Barnacles feed on plankton while whale is unharmed.
Mutualism commensalism parasitism Barnacles feed on plankton while whale is unharmed.
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Commensalism
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Herbivore or carnivore
A possible solution to the problem.
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Carnivore
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Name an abiotic & biotic factor.
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Abiotic: Temp Sunlight Sand Biotic: Cactus Lizard/Snake
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Double Jeopardy!!
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Classification
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Ecology
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Microscopes
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Biomolecules
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Scientific Method Classification Ecology Microscopes Biomolecules Pot Luck $ $200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $600 $600 $600 $600 $600 $ $800 $800 $800 $800 $800 $ $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $
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Going from one trophic level to the next the
energy ___________ and the number of species _____
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Decreases Decreases
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The carbon cycle is affected by… destroying a forest burning fossil fuels planting a tree none of the above all of the above
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All of the above
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The relationship between a humming bird & a flower commensalism mutualism parasitism
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Mutualism
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Nitrogen is the main component of…
Carbohydrates Proteins Lipids Fats
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Proteins
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The type of relationship that these a leech, tapeworm & athlete’s foot are…
Commensalism Mutualism Parasitism
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Parasitism
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The amount of organic matter in an ecosystem
Biosphere Bio organic Biomass Bio weight
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Biomass
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The gradual process of change and replacement of populations in a community.
Advancement Bio replacement Succession Photosynthesis
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Succession
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Primary or Secondary Succession
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Secondary Succession
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The first organism to start Primary Succession - this organism breaks down rock into soil.
Secondary Mosses Leeches Lichens
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Lichens
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This is a picture of… Plant Mosses Leeches Lichens Algae
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Lichens
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When a community that has reach a stable state it is called a _________ community.
Eco Climax Eutrophic Climatic
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Climax
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A large region characterized by a specific type of climate & certain plant and animal communities.
Ecosystem Biome Biosphere Community
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Biome
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This biome has… Climax flora: treeless. lichens, mosses, grasses Climax fauna: caribou snowy owl Tropical - Tiaga - Tundra Temperate deciduous
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Tundra
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Climax flora: conifers
This biome has… Climax flora: conifers or evergreen trees Climax fauna: moose, black bear, squirrels Tropical - Tiaga - Tundra Temperate deciduous
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Tiaga
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Tropical - Tiaga - Tundra Temperate deciduous
The biome that has permanently frozen subsoil called permafrost Tropical - Tiaga - Tundra Temperate deciduous
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Tundra
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Tropical - Tiaga - Tundra Temperate deciduous
This biome has… Climax flora: trees that shed leaves Climax fauna: gray squirrel, fox, deer Tropical - Tiaga - Tundra Temperate deciduous
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Temperate deciduous
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Tropical - Tiaga - Tundra Temperate deciduous
This biome has… Climax flora: many species of broad-leaved plants - ferns Climax fauna: snake, monkey, and leopard Tropical - Tiaga - Tundra Temperate deciduous
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Tropical Rain Forest forest
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Tropical - Tiaga - Tundra -Grasslands-
This biome has… Climax flora: grasses Climax fauna: prairie dog, bison, usually herd animals Tropical - Tiaga - Tundra -Grasslands-
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Grasslands
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Desert - Tiaga - Tundra Temperate deciduous
This biome has… Climax flora: drought-resistant shrubs and plants Climax fauna: kangaroo rat, lizard Desert - Tiaga - Tundra Temperate deciduous
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Desert
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Match the lakes with their description:
1. rich in organic matter & vegetation Murky water 2. little organic matter & vegetation Clear water. Oligotrophic Eutrophic
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Eutrophic - rich in organic matter & vegetation
Murky water Oligotrophic - little organic matter & vegetation Clear water.
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________ occurs when two different organisms living in the same environment (habitat) utilize the same limited resources. Predator / prey Competition Consumer Secondary consumer
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Competition
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What is the cycle below??? Nitrogen Water Carbon Phosphorous
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Water
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A place where an organism lives out its life
A place where an organism lives out its life. It is an organism’s home, their address. Habitat or Niche
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Habitat
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How an organism meets its need for food, shelter, how it survives & reproduces.
Its interactions with biotic & abiotic factors. Habitat or Niche
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Niche
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Daily Double!!
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Where is their greater BIODIVERSITY?
Tropical Rain Tiaga Tundra Temperate deciduous
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Tropical Rain Forest
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Marine Biome Why is there a greater number of organisms in the photic zone compared to the aphotic zone?
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Sunlight penetrates near the water’s surface
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Going from one trophic level to the next the energy
___________ and the number of species ___________
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Decreases Decreases
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replacing a defective or missing gene
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What is gene therapy?
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Contains genes from other organisms
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What are transgenic organisms?
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Releases energy from food particles
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What is cellular respiration?
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Final Jeopardy
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the rate of diffusion for cell survival
Most important when considering the rate of diffusion for cell survival
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