annelids | | case seed |
allele | | ray-finned fish with symmetrical tail |
heredity | | arachnid without fangs |
dicot | | carries water in plants |
wings | | darkening of a population due to pollution |
ossicle | | virus that infects bacteria |
mite | | naked seed |
adenine | | father of genetics |
microevolution | | thought giraffes got long necks by stretching them |
ventral | | set of alleles expressed at the same time |
shark | | are carnivorous and have 5 part radial symmetry |
xylem | | first animals with image forming eyes |
recessive | | the physical appearance of an organism |
exoskeleton | | trait expressed in the F1 generation |
mendel | | bony fish |
monotreme | | a zone of actively dividing cells |
dominant | | small changes in a species |
spicules | | the type of alleles you have |
hersheyandchase | | unzips your genes! |
starfish | | in class Chondrichthyes |
transcription | | having one dominant and one recessive allele |
trilobites | | disease where blood does not clot quickly |
diploid | | mammals taking over the land would be an example |
dorsal | | type of bases that C and T are |
genotype | | silica needles that are in some poriferans |
virulent | | the best subject ever!! :-) |
griffith | | a platypus is this |
teleost | | venomous, with 30 legs |
angiosperm | | "gives live birth" |
flatworms | | has paralell veins on their leaves |
meristem | | enzyme used in DNA replication |
translation | | echinoderm bones |
lamarck | | arthropods shed this |
industrialmelanism | | specialized stinging cells on cnidarians |
viviparous | | one of each type of chromosome |
nematocycts | | skin breathing |
osteichthyes | | matches with T |
cutaneousrespiration | | transmission of traits to their offspring |
pyrimidene | | toward the spine |
avery | | belly side |
centipede | | trait not shown in the F1 generation |
darwin | | phylum Platyhelminthes |
porifera | | largest group of organisms in the world |
gymnosperm | | each of your somatic cells is this |
hemophilia | | insects are the only arthropods with these |
phloem | | used a DNA destroying enzyme to show transformation |
monocot | | thought to give rise to arthropods |
homozygous | | worked with S. pneumoniae |
insects | | two of the same allele |
codon | | flower parts in 4 or 5 |
DNApolymerase | | studied finches |
haploid | | making mRNA |
biology | | one copy of a gene |
heterozygous | | rigid tube that carries nutrients in plants |
helicase | | the phylum that Spongebob is a part |
codominance | | 3 nucleotide sequence |
bacteriophage | | proved DNA was genetic material |
macroevolution | | able to cause disease |
phenotype | | process of making a protein from mRNA |
translocation | | moving of sugars through the phloem |