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The following is a list of several levels of organization that make up the human body: 1. organelle 2. system 3. tissue 4. organism 5. cell 6. organ correct answers 1, 5, 3, 6, 2, 4 The dorsal body cavity contains: correct answers The cranial and vertebral cavities. A cut through the body that passes parallel to the horizontal axis of the body and divides the body into superior and inferior sections is known as a: correct answers Transverse section. Which sectional plane could divide t...

Lamarck correct answers Came up with the Use/Disuse theory Adaptations correct answers A result of expressed heritable traits. Generally are positive Maladaptive correct answers A negative affect on an organisms's ability to reproduce True or False: Genes do NOT matter in relative fitness correct answers True What determines fitness? correct answers How many offspring you produce Ability to avoid predators, using shelter, attracting mates, and a good metabolism are examples of ...

Primase correct answers Synthesize the RNA primers required to initiate replication Single-strand binding proteins correct answers Binds to parental DNA to prevent reforming of the double hellix Helicase correct answers breaks hydrogen bonds between base pairs to start unwinding the DNA strand Ligase correct answers Glues together via covalent bonds on the Okasaki fragments of the lagging strand Primosome correct answers Complex formed when helicase and primase bind DNA Polymerase...

Mutualism correct answers A relationship between two species in which both species benefit Commensalism correct answers A relationship between two organisms in which one organism benefits and the other is unaffected Parasitism correct answers A relationship between two organisms of different species where one benefits and the other is harmed Pathogen correct answers anything that can cause a disease infectious disease correct answers disease caused by a microorganism Emerging infe...

All of an organism's chemical reactions. correct answers Metabolism Take large things like food and break them down to form energy. (Making energy) correct answers Catabolic Pathway Take building blocks to make your large cells (Using energy) correct answers Anabolic Pathway The capacity to cause change. correct answers Energy The energy of motion. correct answers Kinetic Energy The energy of reactions. correct answers Chemical Energy True or False: Energy exists in various ...

Name the essential elements in living organisms correct answers C, N, H, O (S+P) What is the smallest living unit and smallest non living unit correct answers cell, atom Given an atom's protons, neutrons, and electrons, state an atom's mass number & atomic number and vice versa correct answers protons=atomic number neutrons+protons= mass number Determine valence electrons if given total number of electrons for an atom and/or its electron diagram (includes determining how many ele...

Heart Disease, cancer, chronic lower respiratory disease, stroke, and Accidents. correct answers What are the leading causes of death today in the US? 4 kcal correct answers How many calories do we obtain from Carbohydrates and protein? 9 kcal correct answers How many calories do we obtain from fat and alcohol? Carbohydrates correct answers Composed of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen. Protein correct answers Composed of carbon, hydrogen, oxygen and nitrogen. Lipids correct answers Al...

what is the atomic mass of an ion with 50 e, 53 n, and a +1 charge correct answers 53+51=104 Helium has an atomic number of 2. How many bonds does an atom of helium typically form with other atoms? correct answers None, since its valence shell is full. what distinguishes neon (atomic number 10) from argon (atomic number 18) correct answers the number of protons in the nucleus hemoglobin consists of 4 chain amino acids. the protein displays: correct answers More than one of the above ...

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Lecture presented possible scenarios for the origin of the chemicals necessary for the evolution of early life on Earth. The 3 major hypotheses of the origins of life and cells are? correct answers 1 .Chemical Evolution 2. Astrobiological 3.Supreme Being (non-testable) Radioisotope dating using 235U decay indicates that the Earth is around______________________________old and that life originated between correct answers 4.0 and 4.5 billion years old life originated about 3.5 billion year...