EPR3503 terms

Unit 3 – LIFE SCIENCE

Key Term Definition Link

Is the operation in animals
of eukaryotic which is
sexually-reproducing
Meiosis
animals and declines the
number of chromosomes in https://biologydictionary.net/meiosis/
1 a cell.
This is the first stage of the
Prophase division of the cell in https://biologydictionary.net/prophase/
2 eukaryotes.
The second phase of
Metaphase eukaryotic cell division in https://biologydictionary.net/metaphase/
3 which the chromosomes.
The phase of the daughter
chromosomes moves far https://www.dictionary.com/browse/anapha
Anaphase
from the mitosis at opposite se
4 ends of the cell.
In the last phase of meiosis,
in this stage, the
telophase chromosomes are the https://www.dictionary.com/browse/telopha
separated and reach the se
5 dividing cell.
It's the tallest phase in the
eukaryote cell cycle and the
interphase interphase acquires
nutrients. https://biologydictionary.net/interphase/
6
From one cell, It's a
production two of cells by
mitosis genetically. This phase is
contributed to distribution https://www.britannica.com/science/mitosis
7 of chromosomes.
A chromosome is a series
Chromosom
of DNA covered around https://biologydictionary.net/chromosome/
e
8 associated proteins.
A chromatid is equal to two
of the chromosome. As https://www.thoughtco.com/chromatid-
chromatid
well as created from 373540
9 chromatin.
Haploid is referred to as a
1 haploid cell and having one of the https://biologydictionary.net/haploid/
0 sets in chromosomes.
1 diploid It characterizes a cell and https://biologydictionary.net/diploid/
1 it's contain two copies of
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genetic material.
They are created after a
Daughter
1 single cell affords cell https://biologydictionary.net/daughter-cells/
cell
2 division.
The creature that possesses https://www.britannica.com/science/eukary
Eukaryotic
1 an obviously realizes ote
cell
3 nucleus.
They are cells that do not
Prokaryotic have the right nucleus or https://biologydictionary.net/prokaryotic-
1 cell membrane-bound cell/
4 organelles.
 It's a membrane-bound  https://biologydictionary.net/mitochondrio
mitochondri
1 organelle establish in the n/
a
5 stuffing of eukaryotic cells.
 Biotic factors are the
1 Biotic factor mansion the parts of an  https://biologydictionary.net/biotic-factors/
7 ecosystem.
 Abiotic factors are
Abiotic nonliving workers in an  https://biologydictionary.net/abiotic-
1 factors ecosystem. factors/
8
 Most of the time that calls
Renewable to as clean energy because
energy it comes from natural  https://www.nrdc.org/stories/renewable-
source (give sources. For example, energy-clean-facts#sec-whatis
1 example) sunlight can dry the clothes
9 wet.
Non-
renewable  The power has a limited
energy supply, which is not able to  https://examples.yourdictionary.com/exam
2 source (give renew. For example, oil, ples-of-non-renewable-resources.html
0 example) fire".
 Animals which vulnerable,  https://biologydictionary.net/threatened-
Threatened
2 endangered, or critically species/
species
1 endangered.
 The animal face the risk of
Endangered extinction the reason for  https://www.dictionary.com/browse/endan
2 species that, they don't have a gered-species
2 suitable environment.
 Any green plant or any of  https://www.dictionary.com/browse/primar
Primary
2 various bacteria that can y-producer
producer
3 transform light power.
 A creature that industry its
own food from mineral
Autotrophs
2 substances.  https://www.yourdictionary.com/autotroph
4
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 An essential consumer is a  https://biologydictionary.net/primary-

Primary
2 creature that feeds on basic consumer/
consumer
5 producers.
2  An animal that expands  https://www.biology-
Herbivore
6 grassy vegetation. online.org/dictionary/Herbivore
 The creature eats the  https://biologydictionary.net/secondary-
2 Secondary primary consumers for consumer/
7 consumer getting power.
 The plant or the animal
which eats the insect  https://www.biology-
2 invertebrate and that online.org/dictionary/Carnivore
8 Carnivores requires a staple diet.
 Is an animal that gets its
Tertiary nutrition by eating primary  https://biologydictionary.net/tertiary-
2 consumer consumers and secondary consumer/
9 consumers.
 An omnivore is a creature
that can get his food on
3 both plants and animal  https://biologydictionary.net/omnivore/
0 Omnivores sources.
The animals are predators,  https://www.expii.com/t/food-chain-
Quaternary
3 who eat other animals quaternary-consumer-10317
consumer
1 ( Pets ).
 The food chain in the
ecosystem, what are the
Food chain producers, consumers, and  https://www.biology-
3 decomposers. online.org/dictionary/Food_chain
2
 The figure model
illustrates the  https://www.biology-
Food web
3 interconnecting food chains online.org/dictionary/Food_web
3 in an environment.
Photosynthe
sis (give the  It's the operation, that used
definition by plants to harness the
and include power from sunlight to  https://sciencing.com/photosynthesis-
3 a word transform the water and equation-6962557.html
4 equation) carbon dioxide.
Respiration
(give the
definition  The breath is the operation
and include in which is a creature  https://www.thoughtco.com/respiration-
3 a word exchange gas in their body. definition-and-types-4132422
5 equation)