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Jayland Redd
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By Jayland Redd
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The jackrabbit is a desert mammal that has a circulatory system adapted to its environment. During hot days, blood flow to its ears increases, helping to dissipate heat and regulate body temperature.
The process by which an organism maintains stable internal conditions despite external changes is known as homeostasis
Body
Stability
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Multiple Choice
The jackrabbit is a desert mammal. The jackrabbit’s
circulatory system increases blood flow to the ears
during hot days. The blood flow to the ears
decreases during cool or cold nights. This circulation
pattern is most directly related to —
detoxification
homeostasis
osmosis
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Reproductive cells include sperm cells in males and egg cells in females. During meiosis, the parent cell divides from one cell into four cells and passes only half of its genetic material to the new cells. This helps make sure that when a sperm and egg come together, the resulting baby has the right amount of genetic information.
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Multiple Choice
According to this diagram, the result of spermatogenesis is four sperm cells, each with —
Half the number of chromosomes
Quadruple the amount of chromosomes
The exact same number of chromosomes
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Bacteria are decomposers. Their job is the break down the dead materials found in nature. When bacteria break down dead materials, they release nutrients such as nitrogen. It is good for bacteria to release nitrogen back into the soil, because plants need it to grow, and if plants are growing, then animals can eat them!
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Multiple Choice
In an ecosystem, a sudden decrease in the number of bacteria in the soil would most likely result in —
increased water pollution in the soil
a reduction in the amount of nitrogen available to the ecosystem
increased precipitation and flooding of the soil
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Multiple Choice
In a population of 120 oak trees, 25% of the population has oak wilt disease. What is the number
of trees in this population that have oak wilt?
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20
30
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Scientists use dichotomous keys in order to determine the name of an organism.
To the left, you see an insect with rounded tips, wings with strips, lacking hairs, but has tail like extensions longer than its antennae.
What would be the name of the organism?
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Multiple Choice
Scientists use dichotomous keys in order to determine the name of an organism.
To the left, you see an insect with rounded tips, wings with strips, lacking hairs, but has tail like extensions longer than its antennae.
What would be the name of the organism?
Papilio palamedes
Eurytides marcellus
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