Biological Sciences

mismatched

microbiology: microscopy

theory

supported by repeated evidence

admitting errors

humility

continuing

perseverance

waiting

patience

alternative solutions

problem solving

analyzing arguments

critical thinking

alternative courses of action

decision making

near the mouth of river except

banana

most versatile

shark fish jellyfish etc. in the sea

except manufacture from raw materials

mushroom

garden plants

nutrient-rich

richest ecosystem

dipterocarp forest and coral reef

soil organisms except

humus

except base of a food pyramid

shelf fungus

own food

photosynthetic and chemosynthetic

symbiosis

termite and the flagellate

decomposers

return nutrients

not ecological balance

spraying insecticide

limit eagle; eliminated from the list

frequent typhoons in the Philippines

migration trends; omitted

migration from urban to rural areas

closed population

paramecia

climax community except

no longer change

deforestation except

mineral resources

not destructive to marine

coarse-mesh fish nets

fish kills

pollution

poorer sector

kaingin and human settlements

natural causes

forest fires and natural calamities

sustainable except

draining swamp

advantage of solar energy except

cost nothing

natural resources except

toxic hazardous

least related with cytomembrane

mitochondrion

four inorganic substances

Salts Water Acids Bases

linking together of macromolecules

the removal of water

large food molecules intake

phagocytosis

carrier molecule

proteins

shrinks

loses water

active transport

carrier and cellular energy

mismatched

anabolism: cellular respiration

lowest level evolution

population

variation bacteria

mutation

earliest form of life except

aerobic respiration

plant and animal similarity

cell membrane

largest category (choices)

kingdom

mitochondria and nuclear membrane not present

Monera

true of five-kingdom

secrete digestive enzymes under fungi

not correct

rhizopoda: rhizoid

not characteristic of fungi

photosynthetic

heterotrophic except

cyanobacteria

photosynthetic cell endosymbiont

chloroplast

respiratory surface except

trachea of a human

ferns in very moist habitat

flagellated sperm

alternation of generations

longer sporophyte phase than gametophyte

symmetry as butterfly

crab

same kind

whale and ostrich

land first (choices)

amphibians (FARBM)

all chordates have

notochord

ancient land plants

green algae

aquatic to terrestrial except

rigid cell wall made of cellulose

mosses

do not have vascular tissues

dicots similarities

similar environment

animal definition

heterotrophy

history of animals

fishes-amphibians-reptiles-birds

cellular respiration except

in red blood cells

homeostasis example

breathe faster and deeper

reproduction purpose

perpetuation

correct sequence

corm-tuber-rhizome-suckers-underground stems

grafting

good qualities of two plants

asexual except

genetic variation

flower sexual reproduction

pistil and stamen

triploid

endosperm

incorrect pairing

ovary wall: fruit

different chromosome number

endosperm

fertilization and development outside

fish

not need hard shell

frog

closely related

egg and ovary

fertilization take place

oviduct

multicellular

embryo

cleavage results in

embryo

external development except

humans

growth of uterine lining

progesterone

false statement

primary spermatocyte mitosis

estrogens produced by except

anterior pituitary

incorrect pairing

testis: progesterone

male sterile breasts

Klinefelter

XXII (Genetic condition)

nonlactating female

50 biological female

48XO

hemophilia

sex-linked

joint disease in elderly

osteoarthritis

AGCAGGCAGATC

DNA strand

replicated DNA strand

TCGTCCGTCTAGC

transcribed RNA strand

UCGUCCGUCUAG

translation

AGCAGGCAGAUC

start codon

AUG

stop/terminating codon

"UGA

proteins except

DNA

bases in DNA except

uracil

increase the amount of DNA

polymerase chain reaction

DNA fingerprint

the sequence of DNA fragments

GMO gene inserts

another species