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Living Earth Dictionary

Published on Aug 30, 2019

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

Living Earth Dictionary

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Hypothesis

  • The most reasonable explination based upon limited knowledge

Observation

  • Carefully collecting information based upon what you see or hear

Analyze

  • To examine in detail, typically for easier understanding
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Control

  • The group of an experiment that is used for comparison
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Dependent Variable

  • A variable whose value is dependent upon another variable.
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Independent variable

  • The variable whose value is not dependent upon any other variables.
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Theory

  • An explanation solely based upon background knowledge
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Law

  • Something that has been proven over and over, whose results will never change.
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Ethics

  • Morals or values

Producer

  • An organism that makes their own food

Consumer

  • Organisms that feed on plants or animals for energy
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Decomposer

  • An organism that decomposes organic material
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Ecosystem

  • Community of interacting organisms within their environment
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Trophic Level

  • The position an organism occupies in a food chain
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Food Web

  • A connection between food chains showing what eats what

Ecological Pyramid

  • Representation of the relationship between different organisms in an ecosystem

Ecological Pyramid

  • Representation of the relationship between different organisms in an ecosystem

Chrolophyll

  • A green pigment in all green plants
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Thylakoid

  • A membrane-bound compartment inside chloroplasts and cyanobacteria.

Aerobic

  • occuring in the presene of or requiring oxygen
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Pyruvate

  • Enters krebs cycle when sufficiant oxygen available
  • End product of glucose
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Stroma

  • connective tissues and blood vessels.

Anaerobic

  • The absence of oxygen
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ATP

  • principal molecule for storing and transferring energy in cells
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Fermentation

  • the chemical breakdown of a substance by bacteria, yeasts, or other microorganisms.

Analogous Structure

  • Having a similar structure with no common ancestors

Homologous Structure

  • Similar because of common ancestry, different from adaptations

Convergent Evolution

  • independent evolution of similar features in species.

Trait

  • A characteristic passed down to offspring through genes

Adaption

  • A trait that helps organism survive and reproduce in a specific environment

Species

  • a group of living organisms consisting of similar individuals capable of exchanging genes or interbreeding.

Evolution

  • Change over time

Overproduction

  • When a species produces too many offspring to survive