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Session 2 Summative Review
What is a binomial nomenclature?
Taxonomy is the science of:
Session 2 Summative Review
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Taxonomy is the science of:
Organizing and classifying
Energy and molecules
Government and taxes
Mathematics and statistics
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What is a binomial nomenclature?
Naming system developed by Darwin
Two-part naming system developed by Aristotle
Two-part naming system made by Linnaeus
Three-part naming system developed by Linnaeus
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In artificial selection, what selection useful variations?
Humans
Nature
Animals
Plants
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DNA is a:
Lipid
Nucleic acid
Fatty acid
Carbohydrate
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A niche is:
Organism's special role in the environment.
Kind of habitat
Community of animals
Part of the food web
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What is the following image display?
Heterozygous structures
Homologous structure
Vestigial structure
Analogous structures
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What two kingdoms have a nucleus?
Protists and eubacteria
Fungi and protists
Archae and fungi
Eubacteria and archae
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Lightning, legumes and bacteria are a part of the ______.
Carbon cycle
Nitrogen cycle
Water cycle
Phosphorus cycle
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When farmers breed the largest hog, the fastest horses, or the cow that produce the most milk, this practice is called:
Survival of the fittest
Artificial selection
Homologous variations
Natural selection
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Binomial nomenclature consists of the ______ and species.
Class
Kingdom
Genus
Family
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When a population is experiencing _______, the population will eventually stop growing.
Carrying capacity
Limiting factors
Exponential growth
Logistic growth
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Transpiration is the process?
Plants use to release extra water into the air
Plants use to make their seends
Plants use to make food
People use to move plants from place to place
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Evolution is the change in _______.
Gene pool that is seen immediately
Gene pool over time
Adaptive radiation
Speciation
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Which structure is NOT part of the pistil of a flower?
Ovary
Sepal
Stigma
Style
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Plant tissue that carries water up from the roots through the stem to the leaves; provides support to softer tissues
Xylem
Vascular cambium
Stomata
Phloem
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Which term describes change that occurs over time?
Fossilization
Evolution
Genetic equilibrium
Artificial selection
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what do we call the following image? (Labeled C)
Heterozygous structures
Homologous structures
Skeletal abnormality
Vestigial structures
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Which cycle includes photosynthesis, respiration, industrial pollutants, and fossil fules?
Carbon cycle
Nitrogen cycle
Oxygen cycle
Water cycle
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Many ancestral species have all evolved into similar looking species. How is this achieved?
Divergent evolution
Convergent evolution
Theory of species
Selective breeding
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What are the taxonomy groups from largest to smallest?
Domain, Kingdom, Species, Genus
Kingdom, Domain, Species, Genus
Kingdom, Domain, Genus, Species
Domain, Kingdom, Genus, Species
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What description most accurately describes slime molds?
Animal-like protist
Fungus-like protist
Bacteria-like protist
Plant-like protist
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The number of individuals of a single species per unit area is:
Population growth rate
Carrying capacity
Population Density
Logistic growth
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An organism's color or skin blending in with its environment
Natural selection
Mimicry
Adaptation
Camouflage
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a(n) ______ fossil is a copy of a mold's shape.
Trace
Petrified
Cast
Imprint
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The word "dichotomous" means:
Center
Photosynthesis
Six kingdoms
Divided into two parts
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What ND species is this?
Lake Trout
White sucker
Walleye
Northern Pike
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What two ways can water re-enter the atmosphere?
Transpiration & ground water
Condensation & precipitation
Precipitation & transpiration
Transpiration & Evaporation
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Which organism reproduce sexually?
Animals
Plants
Both animals and plants
Neither animals and plants
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A sudden change in an organism's genes is:
Biodiversity
Mutation
Taxonomy
Symbiosis
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A sea star is an echinoderm. Is a sea star vertebrate or invertebrate?
Vertebrate
Invertebrate
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The study of large-scale interactions in natural communities is:
Ecology
Biology
Genetics
Biosphere
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What ND species is this?
Badger
Muskrat
Beaver
Racoon
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What type of relationship does this image display?
Commensalistic
Mutualistic
Symbiotic
Predator- Prey
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Body system consisting of connective tissue giving the body structure:
Lymphatic system
Endocrine system
Skeletal system
Muscular system
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What ND species is this?
Mallard
Golden Eye
Canvasback
Wood duck
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____ occurs when a population's growth slows or stops following a period of exponential growth.
Logistic growth
Demography
Carrying capacity
Age-structure
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Which series lists the levels of organization in an ecosystem from the smallest unit to the largest?
Organism, community, population, ecosystem
Organism, population, community, ecosystem
Organism, populations, ecosystem, community.
Population, organism, community, ecosystem
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The study of living and nonliving thing and their interactions with their environment.
Biology
Ecology
Zoology
Meteorology
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What ND species is this?
Blue Heron
Egret
Stilt sandpiper
Swan
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Carries blood around the body delivering oxygen and nutrients.
Cardiovascular system
Skeletal system
Lymphatic system
Respiratory system
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The base pair rule states that:
DNA is a double helix help together by hydrogen bonds
Replication is semiconservative
A pairs with G, T pairs with C
A pairs with T, G pairs with C
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Hawks have eyes that allow them to see prey from very far away. Which term best describes this trait?
Artificial seletion
Adaptation
Overproduction
Vestigial organ
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What passes through the nuclear pores?
RNA
DNA
DNA and RNA
What?
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Which base pairs with adenine in an RNA single helix
Uracil
Cytosine
Guanine
Thymine
