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true or false All arthropods belong to the Class Insecta

true or false All rodents belong to the phylum Chordata.

true or false All amphibians belong to the class reptilia.

true or false All primates are mammals.

true or false A lion belongs to the genus Felis.

true or false All mammals are primates.

true or false All Insects and lobsters are arthropods.​​

Answer:

1.)true

2.)true

3.)true

4.)true

5.)true

6.)false

7.)false

Explanation:

Answer:

False: All arthropods belong to the Class Insecta

True: All rodents belong to the phylum Chordata.

False: All amphibians belong to the class reptilia.

True: All primates are mammals.

False: A lion belongs to the genus Felis.

False: All mammals are primates.

True: All Insects and lobsters are arthropods.​​

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Explain how the system that creates proteins can be predicted and how these predictions can change.

Photosynthesis creates ______
A.
chlorophyll
B.
sugar
C.
carbon dioxide
D.
energy for the cell

In some forests are cleared by burning .This produces carbon dioxide and ash.

(a) Outline the environment effects of am increase in carbon dioxide in the atmosphere as a result of burning forests.

(b) The ash helps crops to grow bcuz it is rich in minerals, such as magnesium ions ,but it is deficient in nitrate ions.

Explain why nitrate ions and and magnesium ions are important for plants.
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Sasha uses a basketball and a tennis ball to represent two astronomical bodies based on their sizes.

Which of the following representations is the most correct based on what Sasha has? (5 points)

a
The basketball represents Earth and the tennis ball represents the solar system.

b
The basketball represents the moon and the tennis ball represents the solar system.

c
The basketball represents the solar system and the tennis ball represents Earth.

d
The basketball represents the solar system and the tennis ball represents the Milky Way.

One biotic factor that affects consumers in an ocean ecosystem is...
salt content
O number of autotrophs
O temperature variation
O pH of water

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Please summarize to answer, how do cells undergo differentiation to form the numerous types of cells in the body?
Cellular differentiation, or simply cell differentiation, is the process through which a cell undergoes changes in gene expression to become a more specific type of cell. The process of cell differentiation allows multi-cellular organisms to create uniquely functional cell trt42ypes and body plans. The process of cell differentiation is driven by genetics, and their interaction with the environment.
All organisms begin from a single cell. This single cell carries the DNA coding for all the proteins the adult organism will use. However, if this cell expressed all of these proteins at once it would not be functional. This cell must divide repeatedly, and the cells must begin the process of cell differentiation as they divide. The cell lines begin to emerge, and the cells get more and more specific. Eventually, an entire organism is formed with hundreds of different cell types from this process of cell differentiation.
The original mass of cells, which have not undergone differentiation, are known as stem cells. Unlike normal cell division, which creates two identical daughter cells, the division of stem cells is asymmetric cell division. In this case, one of the cells remains identical to the parent stem cell. In the other cell, chemical triggers activate the process of cell differentiation, and the cell will start to express the DNA of a specific cell type. Stem cells which can differentiate into entire organisms are known as embryonic stem cells and are said to be totipotent.
By contrast, the body also has many cells which are only pluripotent. These cells have already undergone some cell differentiation. These stem cells can only divide into a narrow range of cell types. Bone marrow, for instance, contains somatic stem cells which can only become red blood cells. These cells are necessary for the constant replenishment of blood cells, which are mostly inactive besides their oxygen-carrying ability.
Cell Differentiation Examples
In Animals
After the process of fertilization in animals, a single-celled organism called the zygote is formed. The zygote is totipotent, and will eventually become an entire organism. Even the largest animal on Earth, the blue whale, starts as a single cell. The complex tissues and organ systems, which are completely different in their form and function, all come from the zygote. The process of cell differentiation starts early within the organism. By the time the gastrula has formed, the cells have already started expressing various portions of the DNA.
These changes drive the first folding processes within the embryo. As the tissues continue to form, some cells begin releasing hormones, or chemical triggers which signal various cells to react. Hormone signals direct the expression of DNA in various body parts, which drives their cell differentiation further. In humans it only takes a little over a month for a rudimentary heart and circulatory system to form.
As the systems continue to form, many of the stem cells lose their totipotency, themselves undergoing cell differentiation. This allows for faster production of specialized cells, which the growing organism needs to sustain its growth and enter the world with success. Through cell differentiation, tissues as different as brain tissue and muscle are formed from the same single cell.

1. Use the list below to complete the following statements.

adapt extinct mutation adaptations fittest natural selection criticism fossil saber-tooth tiger Darwin giant sloth survival evolution glyptodont variation

a. The term describes living things that are best suited to their environment.
b. Species that survive are the ones that make or meet changes.
c. Florida has a rich record.
d. Two examples of land animal fossils found in Florida are the ________ and the ______.
e. Some animals unable to adapt to the changing environment became ___________.
f. Living things _______________ over time to meet their changing environment.
g. This biologist, __________________, studied evolution in the 1800s.
h. The ________________ was a giant, armadillo-like animal with a spiked tail that once lived in Florida.
i. The Origin of Species is a book written in 1859 about ___________________.
j. Nature selects the fittest for ______________________because they have useful traits.
k. Changes may occur in animals due to changes in the sequence of base pairs in their DNA, and this is known as a __________________.
l. Oldfield mice show ____________________ in the color of their fur.
m. The survival of the light-colored oldfield mice on Florida's Gulf Coast is an example of the process called ________________________.
n. Evolution is a controversial theory that has survived much _________________.

2. Write a micro-theme using and explaining the following terms.

a. "Survival of the fittest"

b. Adaptation

c. Evolution

3. Use the list below to write the correct term for each definition below.

adaptation

extinct

gene

Darwin

fittest

mutation

evolution

fossils

natural selection

_________________________ a. A change in genes that causes a change in a particular trait

_________________________ b. Describes a species that no longer has any living representatives

_________________________ c. A trait that a species develops over generations which helps it to survive

_________________________ d. a unit of DNA that determines a specific trait in the organism

_________________________ e. The survival of organisms best fit for the environment

_________________________ f. Changes in living things over time

_________________________ g. Remains of organisms that lived in the past

_________________________ h. Best suited to survive in its environment

_________________________ i. The biologist who developed and offered evidence of the theory of Natural selection

4. Answer the following using complete sentences.

a. How does genetic variation create new species over time?

b. How does changing the proteins produced in a cell alter what an organism does?

c. In terms of evolution, why do animals that are preyed upon (eaten) likely to have a high number of offspring?

d. Why is it vital that a scientist recognize his or her own biases and that they be open to criticism?

5. We chose to spotlight Florida animals because The Ogburn School is located in Florida. Your next assignment is to conduct an internet search to discover information related to animal diversity. You may choose to research animals in the state you live in. If you live in Florida you may choose to research a Florida endangered species, or one from another state or country. Your research must include the following:

a. species of animal

b. location of animal (state or country)

c. the animal's status (extinct, endangered, threatened, etc.)

d. reason for status (why is animal extinct, endangered, threatened, etc.)

e. type of habitat needed for survival

f. conservation efforts on the animal's behalf

g. prospects for the future of this animal

A student makes a model to represent community as a level of organization within a desert
ecosystem. Which list of items should the student choose for the model? *

1.six saguaro cacti and a cup of sand
2.three sand dunes and a cup of water
3.three saguaro cacti, five roadrunners, and two rattlesnakes

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question 11
As populations grow individuals tend to compete for....

A. resource
B. stress
C. independence
D. dominance
______________________

question 12
How do biotic resources differ from abiotic resources?:

A. biotic resources are more important than abiotic resources
B. biotic resources are limited and abiotic are unlimited
C. biotic resources are living and abiotic resources are nonliving
D. biotic resources are non-living and abiotic resources are living
_______________________

question 13
An example of a consumer in a pond ecosystem is:

A. water lily
B. algae
C. reed
D. frog
______________________

question 14
A food chain shows:

A. one possible pathway for energy
B. many possible pathways for energy
C. the amount of energy available to a producer
D. the amount of energy available to a consumer
______________________

question 15
In an energy pyramid , the bottom level represents:

A. comsumers
B. producers
C. scavengers
D. decomposers
______________________

question 16
In the following food chain , which organism is the primary consumer?

grass > rabbit > snake > hawk

A. grass
B. rabbit
C. snake
D. hawk
_____________________

question 17
Which of these food chains is in the correct order?

A. caterpillar, water lily, frog, snake
B. water lily, caterpillar, frog, snake
C. snake, frog, caterpillar, snake
______________________

question 18
In the terrestrial food web, what would be the effect of a farmer introducing a rat poison in to the ecosystem that is toxic to rats and mice?

A. the population of fox would decrease
B. the population of grasshoppers would decrease
C. the population of hawks would increase
D. the population of rabbits would decrease
______________________

question 19
Examples of abiotic resource in a pond ecosystem is:

A. temperature
B. algae
C. fish
D. frogs
_______________________

question 20
In the food chain, a snake is an example of a:

A. producer
B. primary consumer
C. secondary consumer
D. tertiary consumer

What is the best way to increase predators of pests?

A. increase habitat
B. increase pest populations
C. decrease pollution
D. decrease variety of crops

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According to the theory of natural selection some individuals in a population survive while others die he proposed that survival is due to the

Which of the following is NOT part of the cell theory?
A. All cells come from pre-existing cells

B. All cells are eukaryotic

C. All living things are made up of cells

D. Cells are the basic unit of life

Jackrabbits living in the desert have large ears that help release body heat. Large ears are an adaptation to which is limiting factor?

In his journey to the Galapagos Islands, Charles Darwin was amazed by the variation in the characteristics of plants and animals he encountered. In any habitat, food can be limited and the types of foods available may vary. One year, there was no rain on these islands. Many plants failed to bloom and produced no new seeds. This left mostly large, tough seeds for the finches to eat. Describe one change in beak characteristics that would most likely occur in the finch population after many generations if this change in seed size became permanent.

Which of the following statements is true?
A. All living things are made of the same elements.
B. Every organism is made of different elements.
C. Every species is made of different elements.
D. All matter is made of the same 10 elements.

For a cell to successfully receive a message from a hormone, which of the following must occur?
A: The hormone must attach to the cell's receptor.
B: The hormone must enter the cell.
C: The hormone must produce neurotransmitters.
D: The hormone must be destroyed.​

What evidence does not support the evolution of chloroplasts and mitochondria from prokaryotic cells?
A. Fossilized remains of archaebacteria

B. Double membranes of the organelles

C. Similar methods of reproduction

D. Presence of circular DNA

which type of transport requires energy to move a molecule

A. Active transport
B. Diffusion
C. Osmosis
D. Passive transport

Which of the following is TRUE about the water cycle?

I. Evaporation occurs when liquid water becomes a gas (water vapor). Transpiration is basically evaporation from living things such as plants.

II. Condensation occurs when water vapor becomes liquid, forming clouds.

III. Rain and snow are examples of precipitation. Runoff occurs as a result of precipitation.

IV. Bacteria are very important to the water cycle.

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Maja puts a hockey puck onto ice. After a while the temperature of the hockey puck decreases. What happens to the molecules of the hockey puck when the temperature of the puck decreases?

planet earth King Penguins and Fur Seals King Penguins and Fur Seals are both designed for swimming, and thus are very clumsy on land. With that in mind, answer these questions: Why do the penguins come onto land at all

2. Define ecosystem in your own words.​

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For a population to be in Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium, five assumptions must be true. Choose two of these and explain them briefly.

Throughout the cell cycle, there are numerous checkpoints, or proofreading stops. These checkpoints are extremely beneficial for making sure the intricate steps of growth, repair, and replication are being performed correctly.
Why do you think the cell would need these checkpoints? What do you think would happen if the cell did not get checked at certain phases?

Explain how the cell division of cancer cells like these are misregulated. Identify genetic and other changes that might have caused these cells to escape normal cell cycle regulation

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What will finding evidence of microbial life in another world teach us about life in general?

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Discuss how destructive fishing practices damage coral reefs.

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