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What are the 3 parts of Interphase? When does the DNA replicate? What are the four stages of Mitosis? What is the end result of Mitosis? What occurs after Mitosis? BLOCK 1/6 – 1/7
What are the 3 parts of Interphase? When does the DNA replicate? What are the four stages of Mitosis? What is the end result of Mitosis? What occurs after
What are the 3 parts of Interphase? When does the DNA
replicate? What are the four stages of Mitosis? What is the end
result of Mitosis? What occurs after Mitosis? BLOCK 1/6 1/7
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Thursday 1/8/2015 What are somatic cells? What are gametes?
Humans have ___ total chromosomes? ___ pair? What are autosomes?
What do we call a change in an organisms chromosome structure?
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Friday 1/9 What are 4 ways that genetic variation is achieved
regarding sexual reproduction/meiosis: What occurs during Anaphase
1 of Meiosis? What occurs during Anaphase 2 of Meiosis?
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Monday 1/12 In Humans, gametes contain _____ autosome(s) and
______ sex chromosome(s) Alternate versions of a gene or trait
(such as eye color or hair texture) are called _________ Separation
of Homologous Chromosomes occurs during ____________ of Meiosis
____ Sister Chromatids separate during _________ of Meiosis
_____
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BLOCK 1/13 1/14 How are Chromosomes arranged in a Karyotype?
What information can we determine from a Karyotype? What is
nondisjunction? When can nondisjunction occur during meiosis?
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Friday 1/16 List 4 things you know about genetics What is a
Punnett Square? What is it used for?
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Block 1/20 1/21 A = Dominant a = recessive (Airhead) (brainiac)
Show a Heterozygous genotype: Show a Homozygous recessive: Show a
Homozygous dominant: Draw a Punnett Square crossing Aa X Aa: What
is the Phenotypic Ratio: What is the Genotypic Ratio:
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Thursday 1/22 Explain what a Test Cross is and how/why you
would use it: Explain Mendels Law of Segregation: Explain Mendels
Law of Independent Assortment:
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Law of Segregation: the two alleles for a trait segregate
(separate) when gametes are formed during meiosis Bb parent could
contribute B or b to gamete Law of Independent Assortment: alleles
of different genes separate independently of one another during
gamete formation Note: genes must be located on different
chromosomes or far apart from each other on the same chromosome
(due to crossing over) Example: plant height isnt affected by
plants flower color
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Friday 1/23 What are the possible gamete combinations for an
individual with the following genotype: DdRr ________ ________
________ ________ Remember to use the F-O-I-L method !! What are
the possible gamete combinations for an individual with the
following genotype: TtPP
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BLOCK 2/3 2/4 What is the estimated age of Earth? How long ago
did Dinosaurs become extinct? Of all the life forms to ever exist
on Earth, what percentage have gone extinct? How many years have
humans (Homo sapien) been on Earth?
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Thursday 2/5 List and correct 3 common misconceptions regarding
Evolution:
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Friday 2/6 With the extinction of the Dinosaurs, what class of
animals became dominant? Describe Darwins idea of Natural
Selection: What were reptiles main adaptations for life on land?
What class of animals did reptiles evolve from? What current
animals are thought to be the closest relatives to small
Dinosaurs?
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Monday 2/9 The Geologic Times Scale is broken into 4 Eras. Name
them, oldest to most recent? What Era could be termed The Age of
Dinosaurs? List the periods of the Paleozoic, and name one
Evolutionary Milestone that occurred in each one. When did the
Cenozoic Era begin and end?
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BLOCK 2/10 2/11 How many Million Years Before Present (MYBP) do
we have evidence of: Eukaryotic cells? First Bird (Archeopteryx)?
First flowering plants? First insects? First fish? First dinosaurs?
T-rex and Velociraptor?
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Thursday 2/12 Paleontologists think that early relatives of
whales were what type of animal? What was a key result of the
evolution of Bipedal Hominids? Compare a whales swimming action to
that of a fish: Where is Whale Valley located? What was that area
40 mya?
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Friday 2/13 Darwins travels were 1831-1836. Why did he wait
until 1859 to publish On the Origin of Species? What was Lamark
incorrect about? In evolutionary terms, what does fitness mean?
Every population has ______________.
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BLOCK 2/17 2/18 List the 5 categories of Evolutionary Evidence
along with a description and/or examples:
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Thursday 2/19 List and describe any animal or plant adaptations
How do they help survive/reproduce??
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Friday 2/20 What are 4 types of Physical Adaptations? What are
2 types of Behavioral Adaptations?
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Thursday 10/16 Define the following: Gamete Gene Chromatids
Zygote Autosomes
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Friday 10/17 Cell Cycle Diagram and info copied from
Board:
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Monday 10/20 What happens during the S phase of Interphase?
Diploid or Haploid? Gametes Zygote Somatic Cells What are 4 types
of mutations that can occur in a chromosomes structure? What occurs
during Anaphase of Mitosis?
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Block 10/21 10/22 Human gametes contain ______ autosome(s) and
_______ sex chromosomes. If an organism has a diploid number of
2n=36, how many chromosomes will its sex cells have? Starting with
G1, what is the correct sequence of the cell cycle? Which genes
stimulate cell division and which genes put the brake on cell
division?
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Monday 10/27 What is Photosynthesis? (Include reactants and
products in your response) What is one thing you learned from the
article from Friday?
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BLOCK 10/28 10/29 Write out the balanced equation for
Photosynthesis Compare Species, Population, and Community Show a
food chain of 4 organisms and label each Trophic Level How much
energy gets transferred from one trophic level to the next?
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Thursday 10/30 What is the most common sunlight-absorbing
pigment found in chloroplasts? What is another name for the Dark
Reaction or the Light Independent Reaction? What two energy
carrying molecules are formed in the Light Reaction and used in the
Dark Reaction? Compare autotrophs vs. heterotrophs
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Friday 10/31 The H+ concentration gradient leads to the
formation of _________________ What is produced as a result of the
ETC?________ What are the 3 important end products of the Light
Reaction? What happens to water in the Light Reaction? What is the
end product of the Calvin Cycle?
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Thursday 11/6 What is the purpose of Cellular Respiration?
Write the balanced equation for Cellular Respiration What types of
organisms undergo CR?
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Friday 11/7 What are the starting and end products of
Glycolysis? What energy carriers are associated with Cellular
Respiration? Where does the Krebs Cycle take place? How many ATP
are produced in the ETC of Aerobic Respiration?
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Mon 11/10 What are the end products of the Krebs Cycle? Compare
anaerobic vs. aerobic processes, and give an example of each: What
are the 2 types of Fermentation, and what does each produce? One
molecule of Glucose will produce a maximum of ________ ATP via
Aerobic Cellular Respiration: ____ in Glycolysis, ____ in Krebs,
and _____ in ETC
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Block 11/12 11/13 Cellular Respiration Learning Goals
Objective: Understand the importance and processes of Cellular
Respiration I can: Trace the steps of Respiration from glucose to
the production of ATP Understand the importance of NADH and FADH 2
Describe in detail each of the 3 Stages of Aerobic Cellular
Respiration Differentiate and explain the 2 types of Fermentation
Write the Balanced equation for Aerobic Cellular Respiration
Compare Aerobic and Anaerobic processes and give examples Rubric: 4
All above and teach another student 3.5 All above 3Four of above 23
of above 1less than 3 of above
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Monday 11/17 What are the building blocks of DNA called: What
are the 3 parts of these monomers? What 4 bases make up DNA? What 4
bases make up RNA? What is DNAs shape?
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Thursday 11/20 List three enzymes involved in DNA Replication
and their functions: What does Semi-Conservative Replication mean:
If a sample of DNA has 36% Thymine, what % of the sample will be
Cytosine? How did you determine this percentage?
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Monday 12/1 What are the building blocks (monomers) of
Proteins? Where in the cell are proteins made? What are the 3
differences between RNA and DNA? What are the 3 parts of a
Nucleotide?
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BLOCK 12/2 12/3 Differentiate between Atomic Number and Atomic
Mass: Differentiate between Hydrophobic and Hydrophilic:
Differentiate between Eukaryotes and Prokaryotes: Differentiate
between Active and Passive Transport:
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Thursday 12/4 Differentiate and give examples of Quantitative
vs Qualitative observations How does DRY and MIX relate to
graphing? What are the 4 Macromolecules, and examples? List the
stages of the cell cycle (break down to 8): ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___
___ ___ Interphase I Mitosis I ?
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Friday 12/5 There are _____ amino acids but _______ possible
codons. Transfer RNA (tRNA) has an _________ _________ at one end
and a 3-base ____________ at the other. ____________ are the
non-coding segments that are snipped out of the transcribed mRNA.
The segments that do code for proteins, __________, are then glued
together by the enzyme ligase. Translation is the process of
decoding the _________ into a polypeptide chain (a protein).