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1. Why can you kill the moths off in a few time steps? What does this indicate could happen in an environment to cause a species to go extinct?
2. How could the model be modified so that the proportions of each moth color type would not change through time?

A) What are five protists that might be found in pond water (other than Euglena, paramecium, giardia, amoeba, and slime mold)? B) What does each look like, what locomotion does each have, how does it obtain food, and where would you find it in the water?

What challenges might be faced from non-clinical personnel?

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Match each subfield of biological anthropology to its focus of study.

Group of answer choices

living primates to understand human evolution

      [ Choose ]            primatology            paleoanthropology            forensic anthropology            human biology      

anatomy and behavior of extinct humans and hominins

      [ Choose ]            primatology            paleoanthropology            forensic anthropology            human biology      

genetics, variation, and evolution of humans

      [ Choose ]            primatology            paleoanthropology            forensic anthropology            human biology      

skeletal analysis in medicolegal contexts

      [ Choose ]            primatology            paleoanthropology            forensic anthropology            human biology      

Describe the 4 major modes of nutrition. Which ones are used by bacteria?

Distinguish between the 3 mechanisms by which bacteria can transfer DNA to one another.

Describe the various beneficial and harmful roles that bacteria play on Earth.

In the production of sperm, what happens to spermatocytes?

   a. They undergo mitosis to produce sperm cells.

   b. They undergo meiosis to produce sperm cells.

   c. They are sperm cells so they become part of semen and are ejaculated.

   d. They develop into self-renewing stem cells that maintain the testes.

Do women produce more eggs or do men produce more sperm? Why?  

a. Women produce more eggs because the odds of any one egg getting fertilized by a sperm are not good.

b. Women produce more eggs because they can’t move and so are stuck in one place. Because sperm can move, not as many are needed.

c. Men and women produce about equal amounts of sperm/eggs.

d. Men produce more sperm because they produce it all their lives, while women are born with all the eggs they’ll ever have.

Where do the hormones FSH and LH come from and what do they do in women?

a. The pituitary gland; FSH causes a follicle in the ovary to mature and release an egg, and with LH, stimulates estrogen secretion.

b. The hypothalamus; FSH causes a follicle in the ovary to mature and release an egg, and with LH, stimulates estrogen secretion.

c. The prostate gland; FSH causes a follicle in the ovary to mature and release an egg, and with LH, stimulates estrogen secretion.

d. The ovary; FSH causes a follicle in the ovary to mature and release an egg, and LH stimulates estrogen secretion.

What does your body need oxygen for?

Cells need it to produce the energy they need to function.

It is necessary to aerate the brain.

Air flow aids in blood flow within the blood vessels.

It produces hemoglobin, needed to carry carbon dioxide

Which arts of the brain control heart rate and breathing in response to pH level changes?

Medulla and brainstem

Hypothalamus and pituitary gland

Medulla and hypothalamus

Medulla and pons

Veins carry ________.

Blood away from the heart

Oxygen-rich blood

Oxygen-poor blood

Blood toward the heart

Sperm cells are formed initially in the testes. What path do they follow to get to ejaculation?

   a. Epididymis, vas deferens, urethra

   b. Prostate gland, epididymis, vas deferens, urethra

   c. Epididymis, vas deferens, vulva, urethra

   d. Vas deferens, prostate gland, urethra

A fetal ovary has all the mature eggs it will ever have. True or false?

   a. True. Women have all their mature eggs at birth.

b. False. The eggs in a fetal ovary pause after meiosis I and don’t mature until release from the ovary.

   c. False. Eggs don’t develop in the ovary until just before puberty.

   d. False. Eggs don’t mature until the moment of fertilization.

Where does the energy in an ecosystem come from initially?

   a. All the plants

   b. The sun

   c. The decomposers recycle it

   d. The lithosphere

How does energy from the sun become a type of energy an animal can use?

   a. Respiration

   b. Decomposition

   c. Photosynthesis

   d. Carbon cycle

Which of the following is the sequence of vessels the blood follows as it circulates?

a. Heart, veins, capillaries, arteries, heart

b. Heart, capillaries, arteries, veins, heart

c. Heart, veins, arteries, capillaries, heart  

d. Heart, arteries, capillaries, veins, heart

Sperm cells are formed initially in the testes. What path do they follow to get to ejaculation?

   a. Epididymis, vas deferens, urethra

   b. Prostate gland, epididymis, vas deferens, urethra

   c. Epididymis, vas deferens, vulva, urethra

   d. Vas deferens, prostate gland, urethra

1. Tall (T), Purple (P), and Round (R) are dominant to Short (t), White (p), and Wrinkled (r). The following pea plants were crossed (TtPpRr X ttpprr) and produced the offspring below:

a. Determine the arrangement of alleles on the homologous chromosomes of the heterozygous parent.

b. Draw a chromosome map of the three genes and include map units.

Protein Supplements(10 pts)

A High School Football player approaches you and asks about taking whey protein as a supplement to his football workouts. What questions would you ask him? What would you recommend to him – that he take the protein supplements or not? Why or why not? (make sure you answer all parts of the question!)

Butter vs Margarine (10 pts)

Based on this information and what you have learned this chapter, which do you think is the healthiest choice: Real butter or Margarine? Make sure you give several reasons why you chose your answer.

NEED 150 word atleastl more then that

What is the importance of Light Dependent and Light Independent?

Which of the following could NOT be used to regulate the activity of a gene in eukaryotes?

a. chromatin structure b. post-transcriptional processing c. transport to the cytoplasm d. mRNA stability e. all of the above can be used to reuglate gene activity.

1. Cells involved in innate and adapted immunity produce cytokines capable of orchestrating the immune response. Do the cytokines cotnribute to disease progreesion? Please explain briefly.

2. What do AIDS and HIV stand for? Please explain the life cycle of HIV?

1. When water and oil are added to a test tube, the two liquids form two separate layers (think of oil and vinegar in a bottle of salad dressing). If a solution of phospholipids was added to a mixture of water and oil, where would you find the phospholipids? Describe their orientation.

2.What is the name of the linkage that connects two nucleotides together in a strand of DNA or RNA?

3.In order to separate the two strands of DNA in a DNA double helix, what type of bond needs to be broken?

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What challenges to solute concentration and/or water gains and losses does Loggerhead turtle experience? (I am looking for you describe why it might be difficult for an animal to live in this particular environment when considering its solute and water balance.)

How does the Loggerhead turtle deal with this challenge? (You should try to describe the general process as best you can in your own words. I am looking for our understanding of how this organism meets its environmental challenges with regards to solute and water balance.)

What anatomical structures are involved in meeting this challenge? (pictures are necessary)

What physiological processes are involved in meeting this challenge? (diagrams and illustrations will be very helpful. This is where you should be very specific about what happens in the body to balance solutes and/or water.)

If a bacteria has 6 nucleotides. How it will affect the genetic code and will it still have Wobble position?. Thank you for reading and helping me if you can !.