Look around you. Describe three objects in the room that can be compared to organelles in function.

Answer:

The walls and door they can represent the wall of the cell

Cabnet can repreasent the central vacoule

And if your lucky enough sugar inside the cabnet this is for plant cells only though

Explanation:

If you're fortunate, the sugar within the cabinet can represent the central vacuole, and the walls and door can stand in for the cell's walls. Unfortunately, this only pertains to plant cells.

An organelle is a microscopic structure that serves one or more specific functions for the cell, similar to an organ in the human body. The nucleus, which houses genetic information, the mitochondria, which produce energy stored, and the ribosomes, who put together proteins, are some of the more significant cell organelles.

The maintenance of the shape of a cell, reproduction, motility, protein synthesis utilising the Pcr, power generation, and the transport of materials into and out of the cell are only a few of the many functions carried out by cell organelles.

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Humans and blue whales have many shared structures. Based on this information, paleontologists know that these species descended from a common ancestor population that also had those body structures.

1.What are the descendants in this diagram?



2.What body structures did the common ancestor have?

Which scenario best supports Lamarck's theory of transformation?

A) The ancestor of flightless birds was capable of flight, but rarely flew. Over time, each generation was born with smaller wings and did not fly.

B) groups of snakes competed for the same resources. One evolved to hunt for food in rockly area, while the other hunted in the forest

C) Turtles with harder shells reproduced and their offspring inherited the trait

D) Comparisons of fossils in the rock record suggest that marine mammals may have evolved from land mammals.

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If you found a new plant and its seeds had tiny hooks or barbs, what kind of seed dispersal would you think the plant depended on?


-an animal eating the seeds and depositing them in a different area
-water washing the seeds to a different area
-wind blowing the seeds to a different area
-the plant’s seeds sticking to an animal’s feathers, skin, or fur

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15. What is an ARRAY?

16. The part of the solar panel that generates electricity is made of ______.

17. What generates the power in your home?

18. What is special about the O’Shea Solar Park?

Which are the two main sources of dissolved oxygen in the ocean?
A) surface air and ocean plants B) Warm water vents and Earth’s core
C) Underwater volcanoes and earthquakes D) Animal respiration and decomposition

The ulna, radius, and humerus are the three bones of the arm. The elbow is formed where these bones meet. Which is another name for the elbow?

joint
tendon
cartilage
bone marrow

What natural resources do you use to help you grow and survive?

The process of removal of the body’s wastes is called...
A. Gas exchange
B. Exertion
C. respiration
D. Filtration

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Present-day India is in South Asia, at the northern end of the Indian Ocean. What evidence found in India matches that of other locations?

The table shows the percentage of different colors of rats in a population that survive to reproduce.

RATS BY COLOR
Color of Rat Portion of Population to Reproduce (%)
Black 25
Gray 30
White 15
Black spots 5
Gray spots 10
White spots 45

According to the table, which element of natural selection will have the most significant effect on the total population of rats?
A
the low percentage of inheritance of black spots

B
the high percentage of inheritance of white spots

C
the high percentage of inheritance of white fur

D
the low percentage of inheritance of gray fur

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Explore the concept of stem cells on the Internet. What are some applications of stem cells? What role do genes play in these applications?
Describe the advantages and disadvantages of using stem cells.
Research an example of how stem cells have been used to treat an illness. Why were stem cells used for that illness? Have they been successful?

___________________ is the process of plants releasing oxygen into the environment?


Transpiration

Respiration

Photosynthesis

Oxygenation

What is one connection between these two sections?
A. Both sections describe the four nucleotides that make up the DNA code.
B. Both sections highlight the difference between point mutations and base-pair insertions.
C. The introduction states that gene mutations can be categorized into two types, while the final section describes the categories.
D. The introduction states that gene mutations can cause diseases, while the final section lists some of those diseases.

There are 6 different organisms in the picture above. Organize them into 2 or more groups AND defend your groups by

providing details about why you put them into the chosen groups.

Example on how to answer

Group 1- XYZ

Group 2-UM

Group 3- PORS

I put XYZ in group 1 because

put M together because

grouped PORS together because

In which of the following scenarios are environmental conditions most likely responsible for the difference in the growth of two different animals?

A.
Two horses of the same age that live in the same stable grow to different adult heights.
B.
Two cows of different breeds that live in the same pasture grow to have different adult weights.
C.
An adult male fish is larger in size than an adult female fish of the same species.
D.
An adult deer in a lush forest is larger than an adult deer in a drought-affected area.

In order for natural selection to have produced the long necks of giraffes, what must have been true about the evolutionary history of giraffes?

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Assignment: The World’s Energy Exploration

The amount of energy available in the form of nonrenewable resources is finite. You can personally make a difference in making sure that the world continues to have enough energy to supply electricity to everyone who needs it. Today’s assignment is an opportunity to do research into ways that you can make an impact.

Your research will focus on creating a plan that you want to present to one of the following:
a) your family
b) a club or team that you are a part of
c) a community organization like your church or school

The purpose of your plan is to see the world’s energy last a long time. There are a couple of categories to consider, such as different ways to do the following things:
a) Use renewable resources (example: adding solar panels to a building)
b) Conserve energy (example: reducing the amount of electricity used)
c) Reduce, reuse, and recycle (example: planning a recycling drive)
d) Add “green spaces” (example: growing vegetables in a garden)

You need to find three websites related to your idea. Look for other individuals or groups that have accomplished a similar goal. Once you have found your websites, answer the following questions. Number each question and make sure to write your answers in complete sentences.

1. What project do you want to propose and who do you want to participate?
2. What are the three websites you found that helped you choose a project and/or described other people doing similar projects?
3. After reading their stories and thinking about your own ideas, describe your idea for your project. Think of your answer as your presentation of your idea to your group. Make sure to tell them what you want to accomplish and why it is important.
4. In your research, find a difficulty that others faced that you might need to consider. Explain the issue and how it might impact your plan.
5. Choose one story from your research that you found most inspiring. Share a quotation and explain why this was meaningful.

When tornado conditions are favorable it is called a ___________

a
watch
b
occurrence
c
warning
d
imminent threat

Explain what CRISPR is

Match the terms to their definition. 1. evolution genetic change in a population or species over many generations 2. lineage group of related organisms that share features and characteristics 3. macroevolution evolution at or below the species level 4. microevolution the expression of a genetic trait, or what the trait looks like 5. phenotype evolution above the species level 6. species continuous line of descent

What happens to the matter in krill when it is eaten by a seal?

A.
After it passes through the seal unchanged, it is used by the seal for growth or energy.
B.
After it passes through the seal unchanged, it exits the seal, remaining unused.
C.
After it is broken apart and rearranged, it is used by the seal for growth or energy.
D.
After it is broken apart and rearranged, it exits the seal, remaining unused.

What is the difference between asexual and sexual reproduction?

why does clean energy matter

What can you do to help reduce the amount of air pollution?

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What is the importance of photosynthesis? Explain in detail

How much salt would be needed to create a 15% solution in 100 mL of water?
30 grams
15 grams
7.5 grams
25 grams

Write one example of the way carrying capacity affects community.

Which level of organization is this?



A
community

B
organism

C
population

D
abiotic