| Energy transfer and producers , consumers | cell functions and cell organelles | Convergent Evolution | Genetics / DNA to RNA | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
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					  Energy cannot be created or destroyed True or False? 
					 True | 
					  Protects the cell; regulates what substances enter and leave the cell					 
					 Cell membrane | 
					  Describe two ways an organism can become a fossil without being buried in sediment.					 
					 Organisms can be preserved in tar, amber or ice. | 
					  Birds key flight adaptations?					 
					 Feathers, hollow bones, fused bones, lost unnecessary features | 
					  Deoxyribonucleic acid, a self-replicating material present in nearly all living organisms as the main constituent of chromosomes. It is the carrier of genetic information.					 
					 DNA | 
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					  Energy can be transferred from one form into another True or False? 
					 True | 
					  Sac within the cytoplasm that is full of fluid; plants have one large one; stores food, water, etc.					 
					 Vacuole | 
					  How are geologic maps useful to paleontologists?					 
					 Geologic maps help paleontologists find rocks of the right age to search for answers to their questions. | 
					  Pterosaur key flight adaptations					 
					 Hollow Bones, powerful limbs, Pteroid bone | 
					  organic molecules that serve as the monomers, or subunits, of nucleic acids like DNA and RNA.					 
					 Nucleotide | 
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					  People who grow, make or sell products are called what?					 
					 Producers | 
					  Small organelles that contain chemicals (enzymes) that break down food; garbage disposal unit of cell					 
					 Lysosome | 
					  When all members of a species have died off the species is?					 
					 extinct | 
					  Bat key flight adaptations					 
					 Extended fingers, wing folds, large skin membrane, Carcal bone | 
					  The scientific study of heredity					 
					 Genetics | 
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					  People who buys and uses goods and services are called what?					 
					 Consumers | 
					  During prophase, the chromosomes doubled. The two halves are stuck together in the middle by a centromere. What are the names of these two halves of a doubled chromosome?					 
					 Sister chromatids | 
					  How old is Earth?					 
					 4 billion years old | 
					  The force animals use to counteract gravity/weight					 
					 Lift | 
					  specific physical characteristic that varies from one individual to another					 
					 Trait | 
| 
					  Business is the buying and selling of					 
					 Goods and Services | 
					  Prokaryotic cells (prokaryotes) are very simple cells that do not have a what?					 
					 Nucleus | 
					  What is paleontology?					 
					 the study of the history of life on Earth as based on fossils. | 
					  The process whereby organisms not closely related, independently evolve similar traits as a result of having to adapt to similar environments or ecological niches					 
					 Convergent Evolution | 
					  section of DNA that codes for a specific trait					 
					 Gene |