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Unit A
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Unit A
Reproduce
Asexual
Budding
vegative reproducion
spore production
binary fission
splitting of 2 cell
same DNA
mitosis
produce 2 new cells with the same number of chromosomes
example: cell repair.
Sexual
Divided DNA
half DNA egg cell/ sperm cell
meiosis
produces cells with only half the normal DNA
Cell
egg cell
spream cells
flization
egg cell meets the sperm cell
gamete
Embroy
when the baby forms
cleveage
1st division of a cell
zgato
babys cells muiplys
DNA
classifying species
kingdom, phylum, class, order, family, genus, species
Ecosystems
population
commuity
species
niche
organism role
paralism
one benefits one is harm.
commistlism
one benfits one is not harmed or benfits
mutalism
they both benefits
symbiosis
association of members of different species
DNA
contuios
range of forms
discete
has or not
heritable
passed down
non-heritable
not passed down
deoxyribonucleic acid
Genetic code
based on arranging the four chemical letters into words or instructions
guanine (orange)
cytosine (blue)
adenine (green)
thiamine (violet)
Chromosomes: package of DNA
humans have a complete set of 46 chromosomes
gene
an single untouched segment of DNA
alleles
a dog can be used as an example for gene, alleles and chromosomes
Traits
Purebred
example - an cat that has RR or rr alleles
hybrid
produced by crossin 2 purebeds ( Rr or rR)
Dominant traits
trait always shows through
Recessive traits
not physcailly expressed by offspring
incomplete dominance
when a dominant allele is not fully completed and mix with the recessive allele
human effect on envoirment
extinction
the disappearance of every individual of an specie
reasons for extinction:: natural disaster, lack of resources ,to much hunting, people built on there land
extirpation
an local extinction
overspecialization
adapte to much to one community cant live any where else
non-native species
an specie that from somewhere else
Selecting
artificial selection
selecting and breeding and individual with desirable traits
biotechnology
changing the genetics of a specie
cloning
take the DNA from one plant and making an identical plant
in vitro fertilization
take spream from male bull. taking egg cell from female cow. create embryos and implantin different cows
artificial insemination
spream harvested and implant into muitpal cows
advantage spream can be in many different places at one time
genetic engineering
technology that directly alters the DNA
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