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THIS IS Keep on truckin’ transport Human Impact Cells are talkin’ 100 100 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500 500 500 In the Womb Let’s talk about sex Giants & dwarves A.K.A. the fertilized egg A 100 The “whole” truth & nothing but the truth, this is why your genetic content differs from mom & dad’s. A 200 One of the developmental processes that changes a fertilized egg into an embryo. A 300 The structure in which fetal development usually occurs. A 400 “Got a light?” These are 2 factors that can affect fetal development. A 500 Hey Biologists! This is the term for the various organisms in a given ecosystem. B 100 This “dangerous” legislation lists animals, plants and more. B 200 Bummer dude, this a negative affect on humans if we lose different species. B 300 This is one way in which biodiversity can be preserved. B 400 Hey you! This increase has had the most negative effect on the ecosystems of the Earth. B 500 This semi-permeable layer separates a cell from its neighbors. C 100 These cells use chemicals called neurotransmitters to “jump the gap.” C 200 These chemicals produced by endocrine glands control other parts of the body. C 300 DAILY Place A Wager DOUBLE C 400 Like antennae, these molecules allow a cell to receive signals. C 400 Just ask your Aunt, White Blood cells can tell “friend or foe” based upon these proteins. C 500 Oxygen, glucose, and wastes move in this high to low flow. D 100 This “uphill battle” moves substances such as Ca from low to high areas of concentration. D 200 This “micro-fold” enables you to absorb your nutrients more efficiently in the small intestine. D 300 The change in content of the blood goes from this to this in the microscopic air sacs known as alveoli. D 400 The vascular tubes of the tracheophytes & their directions of flow. D 500 This reproductive structure is only found in animals with internal fertilization. E 100 This is known as the release of the egg from the ovary. E 200 In addition to sex hormones, these structures produce the male gametes and female gametes respectively. E 300 Either of the two surgical procedures that interfere with the transfer of sperm from the male to the female. E 400 Production of these 4 hormones controls the menstrual cycle. E 500 Hobbit, giant, dwarf, wizard or elf. Either too much or too little of this hormone. F 100 Acromegaly (gigantism) & dwarfism are due to a problem with this “master gland.” F 200 Production of a hormone is usually stopped once enough of it is produced. This dynamic equilibrium is often referred to as this. F 300 This Gigantic thyroid is a failure of homeostasis. This condition is caused by a lack of iodine in the diet. F 400 Abe Lincoln, Andre the Giant & Mini Me all had this part of the brain that is the true master of the master gland. F 500 The Final Jeopardy Category is Natural Selection. Please record your wager. Click on screen to begin “The problem with pests is pesticides.” Explain why this statement is true today for mosquitoes, rats, or invasive species. 1.Sensitive pests are killed by the chemical 2. Resistant pests survive & reproduce (are better adapted) 3. Offspring have resistance to the chemical. 4. Resistant pests increase in population. Thank You for Playing Jeopardy! Game Designed By C. Harr-MAIT The Zygote A 100 ½ of your DNA comes from each parent A 200 Cleavage, mitosis, differentiation, or gastrulation. A 300 Uterus or amnion (amniotic sac) A 400 Biodiversity or community B 100 Endangered Species Act B 200 Smoking/drinking during pregnancy, chemicals, pollution, radiation, poor nutrition, or drugs. A 500 Unstable ecosystems, loss of cures/medicine, loss of food, loss of beauty/inspiration B 300 Restrict hunting, stop development, reintroduce species, establish parks/nature preserves, protect species B 400 Human Population B 500 Cell membrane or plasma membrane C 100 Nerve cells or neurons C 200 Hormones C 300 Receptor molecules C 400 Antigens C 500 Diffusion D 100 Active Transport D 200 Villi (Villus) D 300 Deoxygenated to Oxygenated D 400 Xylem & phloem Xy up high Phloe down low D 500 Penis E 100 Ovulation E 200 Testes & ovaries E 300 Vasectomy or tubal ligation E 400 Estrogen Progesterone Luteinizing Hormone (LH) Follicle Stimulating Hormone (FSH) E 500 Growth Hormone F 100 Pituitary F 200 Negative Feedback F 300 Goiter F 400 Hypothalamus F 500