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What kind of cell is this?
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How do you know?
These four animals have a similar bone structure. What types of structures are these?
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What does that suggest about them?
Which suspect left their DNA at the scene of the crime?
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What is this a picture of?
Use the characteristics in the table to figure out which plant (1- 4) is a:
- fern
- angiosperm
- moss
- gymnosperm
Identify two ways that the deer population would be affected if a disease wiped out the entire rabbit
population?
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Structure Y is used to break structure X into two pieces.
What is X, Y & Z
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Do you think this disorder is autosomal or sex-linked? Why?
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What is the genotype for #3 & #4 in the pedigree?
What is the relationship between soil pH and the survival of these plants?
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What is the IV in this setup?
What is the DV in this setup?
Which graph shows a population that has reached its carrying capacity?
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Which cross would be represented at Aa x Aa?
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This diagram shows a diploid cell with two pairs of homologous chromosomes.
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Due to independent assortment what is the possible genetic makeup of gametes produced by this
organism?
This diagram shows the cycling of carbon in an ecosystem.
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How is carbon removed from the atmosphere?
Which of these organisms is most likely to show a phototactic response?
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Identify this image.
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What does this cell do?
According to the graph, what may cause the predator population to decline?
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Which type of interaction (A-D) is a commensalistic relationship?
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What type of organism is pictured here?
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How do you know?
What type of growth has the human population experienced over the last 200 years?
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What is the most likely cause?
The dots in the beaker are a single celled organism called euglena.
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Based upon the diagram, what would you conclude about euglena?
Ants leave their nest to look for food.
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According to the graph, what is the optimum temperature required for ants to leave the nest?
Which condition (I-IV) would cause oxygen to diffuse across the gills of a fish (from the pond water into
the fish’s blood)?
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What type of cell transport is this?
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What change might occur to this cell as a result of osmosis?
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What gas bubbles are being produced? Why?
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What gas bubbles are being produced by this aquatic plant? Why?
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Your teacher gives you a mystery solution.
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You run several tests & find that the solution changed color when you tested it with iodine and biuret’s .
What does that mean?
Is this a plant cell?
Picture 26
How do you know?
Which is the only couple (I-III) that could be the parents of child Z?
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What is the couple’s genotype?
If a new predator starts catching birds by their tails, which graph shows the most likely change in the bird
population?
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What type of organism has each cell (A-D) been taken from? (prokaryotic or eukaryotic: plant, animal or
fungus)
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What type of plant is the most likely source of
this seed?
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What is shown here?
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Where is it found?
What does it do?
What is shown here?
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Where is it found?
What does it do?
What type of subunit (building block) is shown here?
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What process would cause the zygote to grow into a baby.
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What is the importance of the experiment shown here?
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Which animal is most primitive?
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What feature(s) do the salamander & the lizard have in common?