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Bio Unit 5 & 6

front 1

Weather

back 1

Short-lived, local patterns temperature and precipitation due to
circulation of the troposphere.
-physical conditions in the atmosphere (humidity, temperature, air pressure, wind and precipitation) over short time scales

front 2

Climate

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Long term patterns of temperature and precipitation.
- Average weather patterns in a given area over time.
- Temperature and rainfall

front 3

Biosphere

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The sum of the regions of the Earth (water, surface,
atmosphere) where living organisms are found

front 4

Earth and climate

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The climate of a region is partially due to the amount of solar
radiation striking the surface of the planet.

Seasonal changes are due to the tilt of the Earth on its axis.

Earth is tilted 23 degree to the right of the axis

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Population

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Organisms of the same species living in a particular area
(same area) at the same time

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Species

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All of the populations of organisms that are similar in
appearance and have the ability to interbreed

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Community

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Populations of different species interacting in a given area

front 8

Ecosystem

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Interaction of a community and the physical environment
(such as climate)

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Global warming

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Global warming is primarily associated with increases in the surface temperature.

front 10

Which of the following levels of biological organization represents the sum of all of the locations where life may be found on the planet?

back 10

The biosphere

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Greenhouse gases

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Gases in the Earth’s atmosphere that trap heat from the sun, helping to keep the planet warm enough to support life.

front 12

Greenhouse effect

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The gases shown here retain heat in the lower atmosphere, a phenomenon called the greenhouse effect.

Water, CO2, CH4, N2O, O3, CFCs

front 13

CO2

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The most important of the greenhouse gases due to its ability to absorb infrared energy.

front 14

Methane (CH4)

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A very rare gas in the atmosphere, with concentrations measured as parts per billion (ppb)

front 15

Water vapor

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Natural processes associated with the water cycle

front 16

Nitrous oxides

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Agricultural practices such as the use of fertilizers and
the burning of fossil fuels

front 17

Ozone

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Natural processes and the interaction of solar energy
with pollutants in the lower atmosphere

front 18

Chlorofluorocarbons (CFC’s)

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Compounds used in refrigerants and to make spray
propellants

front 19

Ocean & climate change

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When carbon dioxide enters the oceans, it produces carbonic acid, which leads to ocean acidification and negative impacts on shellfish.

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The ocean is a

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heat sink

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Transgenic organism

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living thing that has a gene from another species added to its DNA.

front 22

Cisgenic organism

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has genes from the same species or a closely related one — not from a completely different species.

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Intragenic organism

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has had its own genes rearranged or modified, but no foreign genes from other species are added.

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Selective breeding

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process where humans choose specific plants or animals to reproduce because they have desirable traits — like size, color, strength, or yield.

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Gregor Mendel

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Selective breeding with pea plants

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First GMO

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Tomato, genetically modified to not over-ripen

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How do GMOs and climate change relate

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GMOs help reduce impacts of climate change (drought, heat pest resistant).