Which of the following is NOT a statement in the cell theory?

The study of cells is called _________.

The thin, outer boundary of a cell

short, hairlike structures that propel cells through water

The parts of the cell the perform the functions needed to keep the cell alive

Outer cover found only in plant cells

The powerhouse of the cell

These organelles assemble proteins

long, whiplike structures used in cellular movement

These types of cells have a "true nucleus" and membrane bound organelles

These kind of cells have NO true nucleus; many are found in Kingdoms Eubacteria and Archaebacteria

What's the process called that Miss Nething made a rap about? How many steps are there in this process?

_________ make up tissues, and tissues make up _________.

A group of cells that performs a particular function is called a(n)

Aerobic processes require ______.

The purpose of cellular respiration is to _____.

The term anaerobic means the process is performed __________.

In this process, light is absorbed by chlorophyll

The usable form of energy for the cell

What is the primary purpose of photosynthesis?

Which of the following is NOT a stage of the cell cycle?

In which stage of the cell cycle are the genes copied?

Which of the following list the stages of mitosis in the proper order?

Dolly the Sheep is significant in the history of biotechnology for being ____________.

A(n) ______________ is any change in an organism's genetic material.

Using special techniques to control the genetic makeup of an organism is called ______________.

The use of genetic engineering to correct defective genes responsible for certain diseases

Mutation that occur in gametes (sex cells)

The use of living organisms to make a new, more desirable organism or product.

Stem cells that come from human embryos

genetic engineering, cloning, and stem cell technology are all types of _____________

How do viruses reproduce?

All fungi produce

Which group contains most bacteria?

Which group contains paramecium and amoebas?

Amoebas use this to move; also means "false foot"

Which group contains mold?

The study of plants is called _________.

The 2 tissues that vascular bundles contain are __________ and _________.

Plant organs are determined by their relationship to _________, which is where a leaf is or was attached.

Straw-like tissue that transports water in plants

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of organisms in Kingdom Plantae?

Straw-like tissue that transports sugar in plants

An animal without a backbone

This phylum means “pore-bearer” and contains sponges

This is where water enters into a plant; they increase the surface area of the root

Painful stingers found in special cells on the outer layer of jellyfish.

Flatworms belong to this phylum

This phylum contains roundworms, many of which are parasitic.

The characterstic that sets this Phylum apart from Nematoda is that its body is segmented into “little rings”--this also happens to be the meaning of its name.

Earthworms have a(n) __________ circulatory system, meaning the blood never leaves the veins.

Animals in this phylum include snails, slugs, squids, and octopuses

Sea urchins and starfish are both kinds of ___________.

This phylum means “jointed foot” and includes insects, crustaceans, arachnids, and more!

The hard, outer covering of an arthropod

Maintain a relatively constant body temperature regardless of their environment (also called warm-blooded)

Cannot control their body temperatures internally (also called cold blooded)

This system is made up of the brain and spinal cord

Thin layer of muscle that helps mammals breathe

Muscles in the ___________ squeeze in and out to mix food with digestive enzymes.

Food molecules are absorbed in the __________ which carries nutrients into the bloodstream

This filters waste from blood

Sharks, skates, and rays are in this group of fish

The class containing birds

This fish group is the largest group of fish

An air-filled organ that fish use to move to different water depths

This word means “double life” and reflects these animals’ way of living--in water and on land.

___________ are connected to birds lungs’ to help supply necessary oxygen; they fill with air when the bird inhales.

Microscopic blood vessels in which blood often exchanges gases and other materials.

The food supply in an egg

The egg white (the liquid environment)

Examples of these fish include lampreys and hagfish

Mammals are connected to the placenta by a(n) _________________.

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of all mammals?

___________ mammals are mammals that receive oxygen and food and have wastes removed from a structure called the placenta

A limited area in which living and nonliving things interact; examples include meadows, lakes, etc.

Egg laying mammals

The study of organisms and their environment is called ________.

To ______ her eggs, a bird will sit on them to warm them and turn them regularly to ensure that they develop normally

Kangaroos, koalas, and opposums are all examples of _______.

The nonliving factors of an ecosystem are called the ___________.

What an organism does is its _____.

The area where an organism lives

The continuous movement of water from the atmosphere to the earth and back to the atmosphere is the ___________

All the individuals from the same species in an ecosystem

These organisms manufacture their own food

Animals that are active at night

Animals that are active during the day