Solutions
alternation of generations Correct Answer within ones life
cycle, there is a haploid phase and a diploid phase
alveoli, circulatory system, absorptive heterotrophy Correct
Answer What are 3 ways that the animal body plan gets
nutrients and oxygen to its organisms even though it is large and
complex?
ancestor Correct Answer all living things share a common
Angiosperms Correct Answer A flowering plant which forms
seeds inside a protective chamber called an ovary. makes up the
vast majority of plant species
Archaea Correct Answer One of two prokaryotic domains, the
other being Bacteria.
asexually Correct Answer How do prokaryotes reproduce?
bacteria Correct Answer (microbiology) single-celled or
noncellular spherical or spiral or rod-shaped organisms lacking
chlorophyll that reproduce by fission
bacteria, archaea Correct Answer what are the two groups of
prokaryotes?
Bilateral, Radiata Correct Answer what are the two main
classifications of the animal kingdom?
, binomial nomenclature Correct Answer Classification system
in which each species is assigned a two-part scientific name
biological series concept Correct Answer defines a species as a
group of populations whose members have the potential to
interbreed in nature and produce fertile
Members of this are united by being reproductively compatible,
at least potentially.
broadcast spawning Correct Answer release millions of
gametes into the water and hope they find each other
bryophytes Correct Answer A moss, liverwort, or hornwort; a
nonvascular plant that inhabits the land but lacks many of the
terrestrial adaptations of vascular plants.
Carolus Linnaeus Correct Answer father of taxonomy
chemical factories Correct Answer plants are sometimes
referred to as this term because they are constantly fighting
predators by secreting chemicals such as nicotine, aspirin,
morphine, etc. that taste bad and interfere with an herbivore's
metabolism or digestion. when we domesticate our crop plants
we breed out the natural chemical defenses
conidia Correct Answer spores formed by fungi that are formed
without the protection of a sac (haploid spores produced by
haploid mycelia)