full final review 21-22

Abiotic factors

• the non-living parts of an ecosystem
• a basic group of natural objects that includes all living and extinct plants.
• water held underground in the soil or in pores and crevices in rock.
• involuntary response to fear

Animal Cell

• eukaryotic cell surrounded by a cell membrane
• a community of abiotic and biotic factors that are interacting
• unicellular organisms with no nucleus that live in standard areas and reproduce using binary fission
• is the genetic instructions/information

Animal kingdom

• multicellular organisms that are heterotrophs, contains humans, insects, fish, etc.
• a diagram that consists of several overlapping food chains and demonstrates the flow of energy
• two parents contribute genetic information to produce unique offspring
• jelly like substance that holds organelles in place and transports materials within the cell

Aquifer

• keeping conditions inside and outside an organsim the same, regardless of conditions (homeostasis)
• a layer of rock that stores a significant amount of water and allows water to flow through it
• a flexible layer that controls what comes in and out of a cell.
• turning or growth movement by a plant, fungi, or animal in response to the force of gravity

Asexual reproduction

• made up of multiple systems that work together to form life
• generates offspring that are genetically identical to a single parent
• a layer of rock that stores a significant amount of water and allows water to flow through it
• turning or growth movement by a plant, fungi, or animal in response to the force of gravity

Autotroph

• made up of tightly wound DNA that carries genetic information
• an organism that makes its own food
• a linear diagram that shows the flow of energy from the sun to autotrophs to the herbivores to the omnivores and carnivores
• transports nutrients, oxygen and waste throughout the body

Bacteria kingdom

• making deliberate breeding of plants or animals so the offspring will have a desired characteristic or trait.
• unicellular organisms with no nucleus that live in standard areas and reproduce using binary fission
• a period in an organisms life where growth, development and physical activites are temporarily stopped
• to come into view, such as a seedling emerging from the soil

Balance

• membrane- bound structure in a cell that performs a special function
• keeping conditions inside and outside an organsim the same, regardless of conditions (homeostasis)
• a protective barrier against infection, injury, and UV radiation; regulate body temperature, and removes waste
• the way that things are organized and work together

Biodiversity

• multicellular organisms that are heterotrophs, contains humans, insects, fish, etc.
• the number and variety of organisms in a given area during a specific period of time
• a rigid layer that surrounds the cell membrane. Provides support and protection. Only in plant cells.
• the water pressure inside the vacuole of the plant cell in response to the force of water within the cell

Biotic factors

• organisms that have only one cell.
• the living parts of an ecosystem
• a series of changes that take place in an area after a natural disaster or catastrophic event changes the ecosystem
• the turning of all or part of an organism in a particular direction in response to an external stimulus