Nucleus

Ribosomes

Mitochondria

Golgi

Large molecule necessary for life

lipids

proteins

atoms

Apples

potatos

grapes

greasy Bacon

Hypotonic means to swell when hypertonic means to shrink.

Hypertonic means to swell and hypotonic means to shrink.

They both mean the same thing.

They're both irrelevant to Biology.

The transport of water into a cell

The transport of air into a cell

The transport of blood throughout cells

The transport of white blood cells

photosynthesis

a cell wall

chemical energy

physical energy

create energy for the cell

create food for the cell

dispose of waist

photosynthesize

useless

nothing

the process by which plants create glucose to transform into usable energy by taking in Carbon-dioxide and Water and expelling oxygen as a by-product

something plants do

^{the flow of energy through food intake that exists in a}

^{certain ecosystem, beginning with a producer, moving to a primary consumer,}

^{secondary consumer, tertiary consumer and, sometimes, top predators}

what animals eat

what plants eat

how plants an animals digest

a species upon which many populations in the ecosystem depend and

without which the ecosystem would change drastically or cease to exist

^{a species that is introduced to or spreads to an area that does not}

^{originate from that area/ecosystem; can alter the ecosystem balance greatly and often}

^{negatively (invasive species)}

apart of ecology

helpful

the elements of the periodic table that are present in all living

organisms and necessary for life, Carbon, Nitrogen, Oxygen, Phosphorus, Hydrogen

a species upon which many populations in the ecosystem depend and

without which the ecosystem would change drastically or cease to exist

factors, living or non-living, in an ecosystem that limit the growth or dispersal of a population or group of organisms, such as predation, food availability, birth rate, death rate, habitat availability, etc.

^{a species that is introduced to or spreads to an area that does not}

^{originate from that area/ecosystem; can alter the ecosystem balance greatly and often}

^{negatively (invasive species)}

nothing important

process where a single cell divides twice to produce four cells containing half the original amount of genetic information (sex cells)

cell division of somatic (body) cells

another term for cell cycle

process where a single cell divides twice to produce four cells containing half the original amount of genetic information (sex cells)

cell division of somatic (body) cells

cellular reproduction

a process in which 2 daughter cells are made

Deoxyribonucleic Acid

Ribonucleic Acid

cells

translation

cells

Deoxyribonucleic Acid

blood

Ribonucleic Acid

mutation in which a DNA base is replaced with the incorrect base

a change in the DNA sequence of an organism, by insertion, deletion or substitution of bases

mutation in which DNA from the original strand is left out during the replication process

Substance, such as a chemical, that causes a mutation

When 2 daughter cells are made

WHen 4 daughter cells are made

Reproduction in which the DNA of one individual is copied and

passed to the next generation

Reproduction that involves haploid gametes being donated by

two individuals

True

False

True

False

True

False

True

False