Biology end of year exam - shells

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A different version of a gene, brown or blue eyes

What is an allele

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You only need one copy for it to be expressed

What does dominant mean

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You would need 2 copies for it to be expressed

What does recessive mean

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Heterozygous and homozygous

What are the names of the different alleles

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Becuase they come from the same fertilised egg

Why would twins have the same characteristics

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Capital letter

A dominant allele is represented by a _____

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Nucleus

DNA is found in the ____ of the cell

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Mates, food, water, territory

What do animals compete for?

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Food, water, nutrients, territory

What do plants compete for?

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The inheritance of acquired characteristics

What is Larmarks theory?

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Necks, long neck, reproduced

Lamarks theory with giraffes - the ___ grew longer as each giraffe used its _____ for getting food. When the giraffe _____ the longer neck was passed to its offspring

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Natural selection variation in neck lengths caused by differences in their genes due to mutations

What is Darwins theory?

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More, reproduce

Darwins theory with giraffes - those with long necks get ____ food. Giraffes with long necks survive and ____

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Habitat, disease, predators, extinct, adapt

Fill out the blanks - Destruction of ____, outbreak of a new ___ or new competitions or predators arriving can cause a species to become _____ if it cannot ___ quickly enough

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The range of different organisms living in an area

What is biodiversity

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46, 23 pairs

How many chromosomes does a human have?

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Eye colour, face shape hair colour

What are 3 examples of genetic variation

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Tattoos, scars and piercings

What are 3 examples of environmental variation

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Glasses, height, hearing

What are 3 examples of genetic and environmental variation?

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T and A, C and G

In DNA there are 4 letters to represent each base, which letters go together?

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Xy

What are the terms for male chromosomes

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Xx

What are the terms for female chromosomes

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James Watson and Francis crick

What were the names of the 2 scientists who discovered the structure of DNA

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The process where a seed turns into a seedling

What is germination

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Light, water, oxygen and temperature

What do plants need to germinate

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Dampen some cotton wool and place in a container, add seeds to the cotton wool and watch their growth when in a dark room

How do you test for germination

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place the part of the leaf onto a glass slide and place it under the microscope

How do you examine a stomata

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Carbon dioxide + water —> glucose + oxygen

What is the word equation for photosynthesis