Eeb 2024 - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

©THEBRIGHTSTARS 2024 EEB 2244 Final Exam Questions With Correct Answers Biogeography - answergeography of biodiversity, past and present (history of taxonomic lineages across space and time) (Global and continental scales) Landscape ecology - answerinfluence of the composition and arrangement of habitats across a large spatial area Habitat heterogeneity - answerreflects recent and historical events caused by natural and human forces Legacy effects - answerlong-term effects of past eve...

ABA 10 Ethics Exam Study Guide with Verified Solutions 4 pillars of ethical, responsible professional behavior - Correct Answer️️ -1. Boundaries 2. Confidentiality 3. Professionalism 4. Do no harm 3 fundamental questions of ethical practice - Correct Answer️️ -1. What is the right thing to do? 2. What is worth doing? 3. What does it mean to be a good behavior analyst? The right thing to do - Correct Answer️️ -- May be different across culture and over long time periods -...

©THEBRIGHTSTARS 2024 EEB 162 Lecture 15 – Auxins Exam Questions With Correct Answers *What are the 5 classical plant growth regulators (hormones)? - answer1) Auxin 2) Gibberellins 3) Cytokinins 4) Ethylene 5) Abscisic acid (ABA) Why is auxin required in plants? - answer- Auxin, with cytokinin, is required for viability - No mutants lacking either auxin or cytokinin have been found *What are the "stress" hormones"? - answerAbscisic acid Ethylene Jasmonic acid How was auxin resp...

EEB 162 Middie Exam Study Guide. THREE MAJOR KINDS OF PLANT TISSUES - answerDermal Ground Vascular Dermal Tissues - answerEpidermis, cuticle, guard cells, root hairs Ground Tissues - answeri.Parenchyma: Thin-walled, metabolically active cells, functional in metabolism and photosynthesis ii. Collenchyma: Narrow, elongated cells with thick primary walls, provide structural support to the growing plant body; can stretch as organs grow iii. Sclerenchyma: Consists of two types of cells, scle...

EEB 162 Final Exam Questions With Correct Answers. How do plants reduce photorespiration? - answerConcentrating CO2 around RUBISCO to reduce oxygenation What are 3 types of carbon concentrating mechanisms that plants use to improve carbon assimilation and reduce photorespiration? - answerC4 photosynthesis CAM CO2 pumps at the plasma membrane Explain C4 photosynthesis: - answer1) Atmospheric CO2 enters mesophyll cell and is transformed into HCO3, which is fixed to 3-C PEP, by the enzyme ...

1. Describe and explain as many methods as you can remember for estimating R_0 from different types of data on the epidemic; explain which approaches would be the most important for different types of diseases (human vs. wildlife, epidemic vs. endemic, etc.) The basic reproduction number (R0) can be estimated through the following methods: Observing epidemic curves. In the first phase of the epidemic, the number of infections should eventually increase by the R0 factor in relation to every g...

EEB 162 Final Exam Questions With Correct Answers. 1. Please explain C4 photosynthesis, using the following terms: HCO3-, PEP carboxylase, mesophyll, Kranz Anatomy, plasmodesmata, malate, separation of pathways in space, water use efficiency - answerC4 photosynthesis reduces photorespiration by concentrating CO2 near rubisco. In mesophyll cells, CO2 is transformed to HCO3-, which is fixed to 3-carbon PEP by PEP carboxylase. This reaction will produce a 4 carbon compound, often malate. Mala...