Holt Science: Biology
Concept Mapping Transparencies
Name
Class
Date
Skills Worksheet
Concept Mapping
Use the following terms and phrases to complete the concept map below.
biology
homeostasis
organization
ecology
interactions
reproduction
evolution
life functions
the scientific method
growth and development
Science
uses
includes
1.
2.
which is the study of
organisms
which
carry
out
3.
which is the study of
5.
4.
that include
10.
6.
9.
7.
8.
metabolism
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Modern Biology
The Science of Life
The Science of Life
CONCEPT MAPPING
Use the following terms and phrases to complete the concept map below.
biology
homeostasis
organization
ecology
interactions
reproduction
evolution
life functions
the scientific method
growth and development
Science
uses
includes
1.
2.
which is the study of
organisms
which
carry
out
3.
which is the study of
5.
4.
that include
10.
6.
9.
7.
8.
metabolism
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The Science of Life
CONCEPT MAPPING ANSWER KEY
ANSWER KEY
biology
homeostasis
organization
ecology
interactions
reproduction
evolution
life functions
the scientific method
growth and development
Science
uses
includes
1.
which is the study of
organisms
2.
biology
which
carry
out
the
3. scientific
method
ecology
which is the study of
5. interactions
4. life functions
that include
10. evolution
6. organization
growth
and
9.
development
7. reproduction
8. homeostasis
metabolism
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Name
Class
Date
Skills Worksheet
Concept Mapping
Use the following terms and phrases to complete the concept map below.
adhesion
hydrogen bonding
single substance
cohesion
plants
two substances
Water
moves through
1.
by
3.
2.
2.
which
is due
to
which
occurs
within a
4.
is
related to
5.
which
occurs
between
6.
capillarity
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Modern Biology
Chemistry of Life
Chemistry of Life
CONCEPT MAPPING
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adhesion
hydrogen bonding
single substance
cohesion
plants
two substances
Water
moves through
1.
by
3.
2.
2.
which
is due
to
which
occurs
within a
4.
is
related to
5.
which
occurs
between
6.
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capillarity
Chemistry of Life
CONCEPT MAPPING ANSWER KEY
ANSWER KEY
adhesion
hydrogen bonding
single substance
cohesion
plants
two substances
Water
moves through
1.
plants
by
3.
2. adhesion
2. cohesion
which
occurs
within a
single
4. substance
which
is due
to
5. hydrogen
bonding
is
related to
which
occurs
between
two
6. substances
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capillarity
Name
Class
Date
Skills Worksheet
Concept Mapping
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carbohydrates
lipids
phospholipids
DNA
monosaccharides
polysaccharides
enzymes
nucleic acids
proteins
fats
nucleotides
RNA
Organic compounds
include
1.
2.
3.
which include
4.
which are made of
5.
amino acids
which include
which are made of
6.
and include
9.
disaccharides
7.
10.
8.
and include
11.
12.
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Modern Biology
Biochemistry
Biochemistry
CONCEPT MAPPING
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carbohydrates
lipids
phospholipids
DNA
monosaccharides
polysaccharides
enzymes
nucleic acids
proteins
fats
nucleotides
RNA
Organic compounds
include
1.
2.
3.
which include
4.
which are made of
5.
amino acids
which include
which are made of
6.
and include
9.
disaccharides
7.
10.
8.
and include
11.
12.
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Biochemistry
CONCEPT MAPPING ANSWER KEY
ANSWER KEY
carbohydrates
lipids
phospholipids
DNA
monosaccharides
polysaccharides
enzymes
nucleic acids
proteins
fats
nucleotides
RNA
Organic compounds
include
1. carbohydrates
lipids
2.
which include
5.
3.
proteins
4.
nucleic
acids
which are made of
fats
amino acids
which include
which are made of
6. phospholipids and include
9. enzymes
7.
monosaccharides
disaccharides
10. nucleotides
poly8. saccharides
and include
11.
DNA
12.
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RNA
Name
Class
Date
Skills Worksheet
Concept Mapping
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animal cells
chloroplasts
flagella
cell membrane
cilia
plant cells
cell wall
cytoplasm
prokaryotes
central vacuole
eukaryotes
ribosomes
Cells
are grouped into
1.
all have a
2.
3.
which contain
and
which are called
organelles
and include
6.
bacteria
4.
which can have
and
5.
which can have
7.
that have
9.
8.
10.
12.
11.
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Modern Biology
Cell Structure and Function
Cell Structure and Function
CONCEPT MAPPING
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animal cells
chloroplasts
flagella
cell membrane
cilia
plant cells
cell wall
cytoplasm
prokaryotes
central vacuole
eukaryotes
ribosomes
Cells
are grouped into
1.
all have a
2.
3.
which contain
and
which are called
organelles
and include
6.
bacteria
4.
which can have
and
5.
which can have
7.
that have
9.
8.
10.
12.
11.
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Cell Structure and Function
CONCEPT MAPPING ANSWER KEY
ANSWER KEY
animal cells
chloroplasts
flagella
cell membrane
cilia
plant cells
cell wall
cytoplasm
prokaryotes
central vacuole
eukaryotes
ribosomes
Cells
are grouped into
1. prokaryotes
all have a
cell
3. membrane
2. eukaryotes
which contain
and
which are called
organelles
and include
6. cytoplasm
bacteria
4. animal cells
which can have
5. plant cells
which can have
and
7. ribosomes
that have
9.
8.
flagella
cilia
10. cell wall
12.
11. chloroplasts
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central
vacuole
Name
Class
Date
Skills Worksheet
Concept Mapping
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active transport
endocytosis
ion channels
cell-membrane “pumps”
facilitated diffusion
passive transport
concentration gradient
Cell
transport
includes
2.
1.
which
includes
which
includes
3.
moves
substances
against
exocytosis
a
4.
diffusion
osmosis
7.
6.
5.
such as
a
sodium-potassium
pump
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Modern Biology
Homeostasis and Cell Transport
Homeostasis and Cell Transport
CONCEPT MAPPING
Use the following terms and phrases to complete the concept map below.
active transport
endocytosis
ion channels
cell-membrane “pumps”
facilitated diffusion
passive transport
concentration gradient
Cell
transport
includes
2.
1.
which
includes
which
includes
3.
moves
substances
against
exocytosis
a
4.
diffusion
osmosis
7.
6.
5.
such as
a
sodium-potassium
pump
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Homeostasis and Cell Transport
CONCEPT MAPPING ANSWER KEY
ANSWER KEY
active transport
endocytosis
ion channels
cell-membrane “pumps”
facilitated diffusion
passive transport
concentration gradient
Cell
transport
includes
1. passive
transport
active
transport
2.
which
includes
which
includes
3. facilitated
diffusion
moves
substances
against
exocytosis
a
4. endocytosis
diffusion
osmosis
ion
5. channels
cellmembrane
6.
“pumps”
such as
a
sodium-potassium
pump
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concen7. tration
gradient
Name
Class
Date
Skills Worksheet
Concept Mapping
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accessory pigments
chemiosmosis
light reactions
ATP synthase
electron transport chain
photosystems
Calvin cycle
Photosynthesis
includes
2.
1.
during
which
which occur
in
which includes
carbon
fixation
3.
4.
that
contain
can catalyze
5.
6.
that
transfer
energy
to
chlorophyll
which boosts
electrons to
7.
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Modern Biology
Photosynthesis
Photosynthesis
CONCEPT MAPPING
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accessory pigments
chemiosmosis
light reactions
ATP synthase
electron transport chain
photosystems
Calvin cycle
Photosynthesis
includes
2.
1.
during
which
which occur
in
which includes
carbon
fixation
3.
4.
that
contain
can catalyze
5.
6.
that
transfer
energy
to
chlorophyll
which boosts
electrons to
7.
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Photosynthesis
CONCEPT MAPPING ANSWER KEY
ANSWER KEY
accessory pigments
chemiosmosis
light reactions
ATP synthase
electron transport chain
photosystems
Calvin cycle
Photosynthesis
includes
1.
light
reactions
during
which
which occur
in
which includes
carbon
fixation
3. photosystems
4.
that
contain
5.
Calvin
cycle
2.
ATP
synthase
can catalyze
accessory
pigments
6. chemiosmosis
that
transfer
energy
to
chlorophyll
which boosts
electrons to
7.
electron
transport
chain
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Name
Class
Date
Skills Worksheet
Concept Mapping
Use the following terms and phrases to complete the concept map below.
anaerobic process
glycolysis
oxygen
electron transport chain
Krebs cycle
pyruvic acid
glucose
Cellular
respiration
often begins with
1.
which is broken
down during
2.
which produces
which is an
5.
3.
pyruvate
that is used in
which does
not require
aerobic
respiration
4.
which involves the
6.
7.
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Modern Biology
Cellular Respiration
Cellular Respiration
CONCEPT MAPPING
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anaerobic process
glycolysis
oxygen
electron transport chain
Krebs cycle
pyruvic acid
glucose
Cellular
respiration
often begins with
1.
which is broken
down during
2.
which produces
which is an
5.
3.
pyruvate
that is used in
which does
not require
aerobic
respiration
4.
which involves the
6.
7.
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Cellular Respiration
CONCEPT MAPPING ANSWER KEY
ANSWER KEY
anaerobic process
glycolysis
oxygen
electron transport chain
Krebs cycle
pyruvic acid
glucose
Cellular
respiration
often begins with
1. glucose
which is broken
down during
2. glycolysis
which is an
3. anaerobic
process
which does
not require
4.
oxygen
which produces
5.
pyruvic
pyruvate
acid
that is used in
aerobic
respiration
which involves the
6. Krebs cycle
7.
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electron
transport
chain
Name
Class
Date
Skills Worksheet
Concept Mapping
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chromatids
homologous chromosomes
crossing-over
meiosis II
gametes
Meiosis
includes
meiosis I
results in
1.
2.
which involves
3.
which separates
4.
which separates
5.
which unite during
sexual
reproduction
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Modern Biology
Cell Reproduction
Cell Reproduction
CONCEPT MAPPING
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chromatids
homologous chromosomes
crossing-over
meiosis II
gametes
Meiosis
includes
meiosis I
results in
1.
2.
which involves
3.
which separates
4.
which separates
5.
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which unite during
sexual
reproduction
Cell Reproduction
CONCEPT MAPPING ANSWER KEY
ANSWER KEY
chromatids
homologous chromosomes
crossing-over
meiosis II
gametes
Meiosis
includes
meiosis I
results in
1. meiosis II
2. gametes
which involves
3. crossingover
which separates
4. homologous
chromosomes
which separates
5. chromatids
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which unite during
sexual
reproduction
Name
Class
Date
Skills Worksheet
Concept Mapping
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codominance
modern genetics
probabilities
genotypes
monohybrid crosses
Punnett squares
heredity
phenotypes
Genetics
is the study of
1.
which includes
Mendel’s
theory
2.
which uses
which includes the study of
3.
incomplete
dominance
4.
which can be
7.
8.
5.
6.
dihybrid
crosses
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Modern Biology
Fundamentals of Genetics
Fundamentals of Genetics
CONCEPT MAPPING
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codominance
modern genetics
probabilities
genotypes
monohybrid crosses
Punnett squares
heredity
phenotypes
Genetics
is the study of
1.
which includes
Mendel’s
theory
2.
which uses
which includes the study of
3.
incomplete
dominance
4.
which can be
7.
8.
5.
6.
dihybrid
crosses
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Fundamentals of Genetics
CONCEPT MAPPING ANSWER KEY
ANSWER KEY
codominance
modern genetics
probabilities
genotypes
monohybrid crosses
Punnett squares
heredity
phenotypes
Genetics
is the study of
1.
heredity
which includes
Mendel’s
theory
2.
modern
genetics
which uses
which includes the study of
3. probabilities
incomplete
dominance
6. phenotypes
Punnett
squares
which can be
7. genotypes
5. codominance
4.
8. monohybrid
crosses
dihybrid
crosses
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Name
Class
Date
Skills Worksheet
Concept Mapping
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double helix
nucleotides
pyrimidine
five-carbon sugar
phosphate group
replication
nitrogenous base
DNA
is shaped
like a
is composed
of
1.
undergoes
3.
made
of
twist
into
a
2.
which
involves
that
add
4.
DNA polymerases
5.
6.
which can
be a
purine
7.
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Modern Biology
DNA, RNA, and Protein Synthesis
DNA, RNA, and Protein Synthesis
CONCEPT MAPPING
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double helix
nucleotides
pyrimidine
five-carbon sugar
phosphate group
replication
nitrogenous base
DNA
is shaped
like a
is composed
of
1.
undergoes
3.
made
of
twist
into
a
2.
which
involves
that
add
4.
DNA polymerases
5.
6.
which can
be a
purine
7.
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DNA, RNA, and Protein Synthesis
CONCEPT MAPPING ANSWER KEY
ANSWER KEY
double helix
nucleotides
pyrimidine
five-carbon sugar
phosphate group
replication
nitrogenous base
DNA
is shaped
like a
is composed
of
1. nucleotides
made
of
4.
undergoes
3. replication
twist
into
a
2.
double
helix
which
involves
that
add
fivecarbon
sugar
DNA polymerases
phosphate
5.
group
6. nitrogenous
base
which can
be a
purine
7. pyrimidine
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Name
Class
Date
Skills Worksheet
Concept Mapping
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bone
mutagens
skin
leukemia
proto-oncogene
tumor-suppressor gene
lymphomas
sarcomas
Cancer
can result
when
can be categorized as
1.
3.
carcinomas
cause
2.
which can
affect
mutations
which can
affect
which can
affect
blood-forming
tissue
6.
in a
7.
8.
4.
5.
which can
affect
to form an
oncogene
lymphatic
system
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Modern Biology
Gene Expression
Gene Expression
CONCEPT MAPPING
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bone
mutagens
skin
leukemia
proto-oncogene
tumor-suppressor gene
lymphomas
sarcomas
Cancer
can result
when
can be categorized as
1.
3.
carcinomas
cause
2.
which can
affect
mutations
which can
affect
which can
affect
blood-forming
tissue
6.
in a
7.
8.
4.
5.
which can
affect
to form an
oncogene
lymphatic
system
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Gene Expression
CONCEPT MAPPING ANSWER KEY
ANSWER KEY
bone
mutagens
skin
leukemia
proto-oncogene
tumor-suppressor gene
lymphomas
sarcomas
Cancer
can result
when
can be categorized as
1. mutagens
3. leukemia
carcinomas
cause
2. sarcomas
which can
affect
mutations
in a
6.
which can
affect
blood-forming
tissue
skin
7. bone
tumor4. suppressor
gene
which can
affect
8. lymphomas
proto5. oncogene
which can
affect
to form an
oncogene
lymphatic
system
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Class
Date
Skills Worksheet
Concept Mapping
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addition
deletion
point mutation
chromosome mutation
germ-cell mutation
substitution
death
inversion
translocation
A mutation
can be a
lethal mutation
1.
which
results in
2.
which occurs
in
such as a
3.
gametes
4.
5.
7.
such as a(n)
6.
nondisjunction
8.
9.
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Modern Biology
Inheritance Patterns and Human Genetics
Inheritance Patterns and
Human Genetics
CONCEPT MAPPING
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addition
deletion
point mutation
chromosome mutation
germ-cell mutation
substitution
death
inversion
translocation
A mutation
can be a
lethal mutation
1.
which
results in
2.
which occurs
in
such as a
3.
gametes
4.
5.
7.
such as a(n)
6.
nondisjunction
8.
9.
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Inheritance Patterns and
Human Genetics
CONCEPT MAPPING ANSWER KEY
ANSWER KEY
addition
deletion
point mutation
chromosome mutation
germ-cell mutation
substitution
death
inversion
translocation
A mutation
can be a
lethal mutation
germ-cell
1. mutation
which occurs
in
point
2. mutation
which
results in
such as a
3.
death
gametes
4. chromosome
mutation
5. substitution
7. deletion
such as a(n)
6. addition
8. inversion
nondisjunction
9. translocation
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Class
Date
Skills Worksheet
Concept Mapping
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plasmids
restriction enzymes
sticky ends
recombinant DNA
smaller pieces
vectors
Genetic
engineering
joins
uses
2.
1.
to cut
some of
which form
DNA
into
to form
such as
4.
3.
5.
6.
viruses
bony
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Modern Biology
Gene Technology
Gene Technology
CONCEPT MAPPING
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plasmids
restriction enzymes
sticky ends
recombinant DNA
smaller pieces
vectors
Genetic
engineering
joins
uses
2.
1.
to cut
some of
which form
DNA
into
to form
such as
4.
5.
6.
viruses
bony
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3.
Gene Technology
CONCEPT MAPPING ANSWER KEY
ANSWER KEY
plasmids
restriction enzymes
sticky ends
recombinant DNA
smaller pieces
vectors
Genetic
engineering
joins
1.
uses
2. restriction
enzymes
vectors
to cut
some of
which form
DNA
into
to form
such as
4. recombinant
DNA
5.
smaller
pieces
6. plasmids
viruses
bony
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3.
sticky
ends
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Date
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archaea
endosymbiosis
prokaryotes
chloroplasts
life on land
ozone
cyanobacteria
mitochondria
Earliest life-forms
were
1.
which include
bacteria
which became
5.
which include
2.
7.
6.
which generated
oxygen
that formed
3.
that originated
through
8.
which enabled
4.
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Modern Biology
History of Life
History of Life
CONCEPT MAPPING
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archaea
endosymbiosis
prokaryotes
chloroplasts
life on land
ozone
cyanobacteria
mitochondria
Earliest life-forms
were
1.
which include
bacteria
which became
5.
which include
2.
7.
6.
which generated
oxygen
that formed
3.
that originated
through
8.
which enabled
4.
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History of Life
CONCEPT MAPPING ANSWER KEY
ANSWER KEY
archaea
endosymbiosis
prokaryotes
chloroplasts
life on land
ozone
cyanobacteria
mitochondria
Earliest life-forms
were
1. prokaryotes
which include
bacteria
which became
5.
archaea
which include
2. cyanobacteria
6. mitochondria
7. chloroplasts
which generated
oxygen
that formed
3.
ozone
that originated
through
8. endosymbiosis
which enabled
4. life on land
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Date
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antibiotic environment
gradualism
proteins
embryonic development
homologous structures
punctuated equilibrium
fossils
natural selection
vestigial structures
Galápagos finch beaks
nucleic acids
may occur
as
1.
is driven
by
Evolution
2.
4.
examples
include
3.
bacterial
antibiotic
resistance
and is supported
by evidence from
5.
which is a
response to
which are
adaptations to
anatomy
6.
specific
food types
including
molecules
7.
such as
9.
8.
10.
11.
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Modern Biology
Theory of Evolution
Theory of Evolution
CONCEPT MAPPING
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antibiotic environment
gradualism
proteins
embryonic development
homologous structures
punctuated equilibrium
fossils
natural selection
vestigial structures
Galápagos finch beaks
nucleic acids
may occur
as
1.
is driven
by
Evolution
2.
4.
examples
include
3.
bacterial
antibiotic
resistance
and is supported
by evidence from
5.
which is a
response to
which are
adaptations to
anatomy
6.
specific
food types
including
molecules
7.
such as
9.
8.
10.
11.
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CONCEPT MAPPING ANSWER KEY
ANSWER KEY
antibiotic environment
gradualism
proteins
embryonic development
homologous structures
punctuated equilibrium
fossils
natural selection
vestigial structures
Galápagos finch beaks
nucleic acids
may occur
as
punctuated
1. equilibrium
4.
Evolution
is driven
by
examples
include
3. natural
selection
bacterial
antibiotic
resistance
and is supported
by evidence from
2. gradualism
Galápagos
finch
beaks
which are
adaptations to
5.
fossils
which is a
response to
anatomy
antibiotic
6. environment
specific
food types
including
molecules
vestigial
7. structures
8. homologous
structures
9.
embryonic
development
10. proteins
11.
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such as
nucleic
acids
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Date
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geographic isolation
population
reproductive isolation
natural selection
reproductive barriers
speciation
Allele
frequency
can change
through
1.
in a
2.
separated
geographically
during
subject to
3.
through
5.
4.
which can lead to
new species
by
6.
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Population Genetics and Speciation
Population Genetics and Speciation
CONCEPT MAPPING
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geographic isolation
population
reproductive isolation
natural selection
reproductive barriers
speciation
Allele
frequency
can change
through
1.
in a
2.
separated
geographically
during
subject to
3.
through
5.
4.
which can lead to
new species
by
6.
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Population Genetics and Speciation
CONCEPT MAPPING ANSWER KEY
ANSWER KEY
geographic isolation
population
reproductive isolation
natural selection
reproductive barriers
speciation
Allele
frequency
can change
through
1.
natural
selection
in a
2. population
separated
geographically
during
subject to
reproductive
3. barriers
through
reproductive
4. isolation
geographic
5. isolation
which can lead to
new species
by
6. speciation
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Date
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binomial nomenclature
genus
phylogenies
biological classification
kingdom
phylum
class
order
species
domain
Taxonomy
is the science of
can establish
1.
2.
which can be used
to establish
into
the categories
through the
use of
cladistics
3.
8.
9.
4.
family
which are
used in
6.
5.
7.
10.
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Classification of Organisms
Classification of Organisms
CONCEPT MAPPING
Use the following terms and phrases to complete the concept map below.
binomial nomenclature
genus
phylogenies
biological classification
kingdom
phylum
class
order
species
domain
Taxonomy
is the science of
can establish
1.
2.
which can be used
to establish
into
the categories
through the
use of
cladistics
3.
8.
9.
4.
family
which are
used in
6.
5.
7.
10.
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Classification of Organisms
CONCEPT MAPPING ANSWER KEY
ANSWER KEY
binomial nomenclature
genus
phylogenies
biological classification
kingdom
phylum
class
order
species
domain
Taxonomy
is the science of
1.
can establish
biological
classification
2. phylogenies
which can be used
to establish
into
the categories
through the
use of
cladistics
3.
domain
8.
genus
9.
species
4. kingdom
family
6.
5.
phylum
class
7.
order
which are
used in
binomial
10. nomenclature
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Date
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abiotic factors
energy
nitrogen
soil
biotic factors
food chains
primary succession
succession
carbon
food webs
secondary succession
water
Ecosystems
cycle
consist of
change through
materials
1.
2.
3.
which consist of
such as
5.
which is
tied to the
flow of
4.
including
6.
8.
such as
9.
living
organisms
7.
10.
through
trophic levels
11.
12.
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Introduction to Ecology
Introduction to Ecology
CONCEPT MAPPING
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abiotic factors
energy
nitrogen
soil
biotic factors
food chains
primary succession
succession
carbon
food webs
secondary succession
water
Ecosystems
cycle
consist of
change through
materials
1.
2.
3.
which consist of
such as
5.
which is
tied to the
flow of
4.
including
6.
8.
9.
living
organisms
10.
through
trophic levels
such as
11.
12.
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Introduction to Ecology
CONCEPT MAPPING ANSWER KEY
ANSWER KEY
abiotic factors
energy
nitrogen
soil
biotic factors
food chains
primary succession
succession
carbon
food webs
secondary succession
water
Ecosystems
cycle
consist of
change through
materials
1.
energy
2.
biotic
factors
3.
which consist of
such as
5.
water
6.
which is
tied to the
flow of
including
primary
9. succession
living
organisms
secondary
10. succession
through
trophic levels
such as
4. succession
carbon
8. nitrogen
abiotic
factors
11. food webs
12. food chains
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7.
soil
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Date
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carrying capacity
exponential growth curve
models
density
growth rate
size
density-independent factors
Populations
can be studied
using
have the
characteristics
1.
such
as
dispersion
2.
3.
4.
logistic model
which
affects
5.
densitydependent
factors
which does
not affect
6.
which limit
an environment’s
such as
7.
weather
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Populations
Populations
CONCEPT MAPPING
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carrying capacity
exponential growth curve
models
density
growth rate
size
density-independent factors
Populations
can be studied
using
have the
characteristics
1.
such
as
dispersion
2.
3.
4.
logistic model
which
affects
5.
which does
not affect
densitydependent
factors
6.
which limit
an environment’s
such as
7.
weather
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Populations
CONCEPT MAPPING ANSWER KEY
ANSWER KEY
carrying capacity
exponential growth curve
models
density
growth rate
size
density-independent factors
Populations
can be studied
using
1.
have the
characteristics
models
such
as
size
2.
dispersion
3.
4.
exponential
growth
curve
5.
logistic model
density
which
affects
growth
rate
which does
not affect
densitydependent
factors
density6. independent
factors
which limit
an environment’s
such as
carrying
capacity
weather
7.
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Date
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competition
parasitism
realized niche
mutualism
predation
symbiosis
Biological
communities
include
interactions
such as
1.
2.
which includes
such as
5.
4.
3.
which may determine
a species‘
commensalism
6.
which is a subset of its
fundamental
niche
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Community Ecology
Community Ecology
CONCEPT MAPPING
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competition
parasitism
realized niche
mutualism
predation
symbiosis
Biological
communities
include
interactions
such as
1.
2.
such as
which includes
5.
4.
3.
which may determine
a species‘
commensalism
6.
which is a subset of its
fundamental
niche
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Community Ecology
CONCEPT MAPPING ANSWER KEY
ANSWER KEY
competition
parasitism
realized niche
mutualism
predation
symbiosis
Biological
communities
include
interactions
such as
1. symbiosis
such as
2. predation
which includes
5. parasitism
4. mutualism
3. competition
which may determine
a species‘
commensalism
6.
realized
niche
which is a subset of its
fundamental
niche
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Date
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arid conditions
taigas
tropical conditions
climate
temperate conditions
tropical rain forests
deserts
temperate grasslands
tundras
Biomes
are classified
in part by
1.
such as
cold
conditions
2. gravitropism
in
3.
in
4.
in
in
7.
8.
5.
9.
savannas
6.
temperate
deciduous
forests
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Ecosystems
Ecosystems
CONCEPT MAPPING
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arid conditions
taigas
tropical conditions
climate
temperate conditions
tropical rain forests
deserts
temperate grasslands
tundras
Biomes
are classified
in part by
1.
such as
cold
conditions
2. gravitropism
in
3.
in
4.
in
in
7.
8.
5.
9.
savannas
6.
temperate
deciduous
forests
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Ecosystems
CONCEPT MAPPING ANSWER KEY
ANSWER KEY
arid conditions
taigas
tropical conditions
climate
temperate conditions
tropical rain forests
deserts
temperate grasslands
tundras
Biomes
are classified
in part by
1.
climate
such as
cold
conditions
arid
2. conditions
gravitropism
in
3.
tropical
conditions
temperate
4. conditions
in
5.
in
7.
in
tundras
8.
taigas
deserts
savannas
6.
temperate
9. grasslands
tropical
rain
forests
temperate
deciduous
forests
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Name
Class
Date
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Concept Mapping
Use the following terms and phrases to complete the concept map below.
animals
ecosystem disruptions
people
carbon dioxide
global warming
plants
CFCs
ozone layer
smog
Human
activities
can result in
pollution
in the
form of
2.
1.
which
destroy
the
which
enhances
the
greenhouse
effect
4.
possibly
causing
skin
cancers
2.3.
2.
which
can harm
5.
7.
6.
possibly
causing
8.
9.
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Humans and the Environment
Humans and the Environment
CONCEPT MAPPING
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animals
ecosystem disruptions
people
carbon dioxide
global warming
plants
CFCs
ozone layer
smog
Human
activities
can result in
pollution
in the
form of
2.
1.
which
destroy
the
which
enhances
the
greenhouse
effect
4.
possibly
causing
skin
cancers
2.3.
2.
which
can harm
5.
7.
6.
possibly
causing
8.
9.
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Humans and the Environment
CONCEPT MAPPING ANSWER KEY
ANSWER KEY
animals
ecosystem disruptions
people
carbon dioxide
global warming
plants
CFCs
ozone layer
smog
Human
activities
can result in
pollution
in the
form of
2.
1.
CFCs
which
destroy
the
4.
ozone
layer
which
enhances
the
smog
which
can harm
5.
people
greenhouse
effect
7.
6.
animals
possibly
causing
possibly
causing
skin
cancers
2.3.
carbon
dioxide
2.
8. ecosystem
disruptions
9.
global
warming
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plants
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autotrophic
endotoxins
prokaryotes
bacillus
exotoxins
spirillum
coccus
heterotrophic
Bacteria
can cause disease by
are
1.
unicellular
2.
can be
3.
which have no
internal
membrane
system
4.
5.
and can have
the shapes
6.
7.
8.
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Bacteria
CONCEPT MAPPING
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autotrophic
endotoxins
prokaryotes
bacillus
exotoxins
spirillum
coccus
heterotrophic
Bacteria
can cause disease by
are
1.
unicellular
2.
can be
3.
which have no
internal
membrane
system
4.
5.
and can have
the shapes
6.
7.
8.
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Bacteria
CONCEPT MAPPING ANSWER KEY
ANSWER KEY
autotrophic
endotoxins
prokaryotes
bacillus
exotoxins
spirillum
coccus
heterotrophic
Bacteria
can cause disease by
are
1. prokaryotes
2. endotoxins
unicellular
can be
3. exotoxins
which have no
4. heterotrophic
internal
membrane
system
6.
5. autotrophic
and can have
the shapes
bacillus
8.
7. spirillum
coccus
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animals
humans
prions
chickenpox
lifeless particles
vectors
flu
measles
viral diseases
Viruses
are
cause
1.
2.
are
transferred
by
may
sometimes
lead to
as are
3.
cancer
such as
viroids
4.
7.
such as
8.
SARS
5.
insects
9.
6.
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Viruses
CONCEPT MAPPING
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animals
humans
prions
chickenpox
lifeless particles
vectors
flu
measles
viral diseases
Viruses
are
cause
1.
2.
are
transferred
by
may
sometimes
lead to
as are
3.
cancer
such as
viroids
4.
7.
such as
8.
SARS
5.
insects
9.
6.
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Viruses
CONCEPT MAPPING ANSWER KEY
ANSWER KEY
animals
humans
prions
chickenpox
lifeless particles
vectors
flu
measles
viral diseases
Viruses
are
cause
lifeless
1. particles
viral
2. diseases
are
transferred
by
may
sometimes
lead to
as are
prions
3.
cancer
such as
viroids
4.
vectors
7.
measles
such as
8.
SARS
5.
humans
6.
insects
9. chickenpox
animals
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flu
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ameboid movement
cytoplasmic streaming
parasites
Apicomplexa
flexible pellicle
Protozoa
cilia
Animal-like
protists
include
the phyla
2.
1.
Ciliophora
which use
which
are
which
move by
pseudopodia
which
have a
5.
for
3.
4.
6.
which is
a type of
7.
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Protists
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ameboid movement
cytoplasmic streaming
parasites
Apicomplexa
flexible pellicle
Protozoa
cilia
Animal-like
protists
include
the phyla
2.
1.
Ciliophora
which use
which
are
which
move by
pseudopodia
which
have a
5.
for
3.
4.
6.
which is
a type of
7.
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Protists
CONCEPT MAPPING ANSWER KEY
ANSWER KEY
ameboid movement
cytoplasmic streaming
parasites
Apicomplexa
flexible pellicle
Protozoa
cilia
Animal-like
protists
include
the phyla
2. Apicomplexa
1. Protozoa
Ciliophora
which use
which
are
which
move by
pseudopodia
which
have a
for
3.
cilia
4.
5. parasites
flexible
pellicle
ameboid
6. movement
which is
a type of
7. cytoplasmic
streaming
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Date
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ascocarps
fragmentation
sexual reproduction
asexual reproduction
morels
yeasts
basidiomycetes
mushrooms
zygomycetes
bread fungus
Fungi
can
undergo
1.
2.
in
3.
by
4.
produce
basidia
such
as
budding
5.
such as
ascomycetes
6.
such
as
produce
7.
10.
8.
9.
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Fungi
CONCEPT MAPPING
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ascocarps
fragmentation
sexual reproduction
asexual reproduction
morels
yeasts
basidiomycetes
mushrooms
zygomycetes
bread fungus
Fungi
can
undergo
1.
2.
in
3.
by
4.
produce
basidia
such
as
5.
budding
such as
ascomycetes
6.
such
as
produce
7.
10.
8.
9.
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Fungi
CONCEPT MAPPING ANSWER KEY
ANSWER KEY
ascocarps
fragmentation
sexual reproduction
asexual reproduction
morels
yeasts
basidiomycetes
mushrooms
zygomycetes
bread fungus
Fungi
can
undergo
sexual
1. reproduction
asexual
2. reproduction
in
3.
basidiomycetes
produce
basidia
by
zygo4. mycetes
such
as
5. fragmentation
budding
such as
ascomycetes
6. mushrooms
7.
bread
fungus
such
as
produce
10. ascocarps
8.
yeasts
9.
morels
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Date
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animals
humans
mycorrhizae
hay fever
microbes
pollination
Plants
interact
with
1.
3.
2.
bees
to cause
to form
such as
4.
5.
during
6.
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The Importance of Plants
CONCEPT MAPPING
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animals
humans
mycorrhizae
hay fever
microbes
pollination
Plants
interact
with
1.
3.
2.
bees
to cause
to form
such as
4.
5.
during
6.
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The Importance of Plants
CONCEPT MAPPING ANSWER KEY
ANSWER KEY
animals
humans
mycorrhizae
hay fever
microbes
pollination
Plants
interact
with
1.
animals
2.
microbes
such as
to form
bees
4. mycorrhizae
3.
humans
to cause
5. hay fever
during
6. pollination
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Date
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ferns
horsetails
seed plants
gymnosperms
liverworts
seedless vascular plants
hornworts
nonvascular plants
whisk ferns
Plants
are classified as
vascular plants
1.
which are divided
into
which are divided
into
mosses
3.
4.
5.
2.
such as
such as
6.
angiosperms
7.
8.
club mosses
9.
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Plant Evolution and Classification
Plant Evolution and Classification
CONCEPT MAPPING
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ferns
horsetails
seed plants
gymnosperms
liverworts
seedless vascular plants
hornworts
nonvascular plants
whisk ferns
Plants
are classified as
vascular plants
1.
which are divided
into
which are divided
into
mosses
3.
4.
5.
2.
such as
such as
6.
7.
8.
club mosses
9.
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angiosperms
Plant Evolution and Classification
CONCEPT MAPPING ANSWER KEY
ANSWER KEY
ferns
horsetails
seed plants
gymnosperms
liverworts
seedless vascular plants
hornworts
nonvascular plants
whisk ferns
Plants
are classified as
1.
nonvascular
plants
vascular plants
which are divided
into
which are divided
into
mosses
3. liverworts
4.
seedless
vascular
plants
5. seed plants
2. hornworts
such as
such as
6. gymnosperms
7.
ferns
8. horsetails
club mosses
9.
whisk
ferns
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angiosperms
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dermal tissue
leaves
roots
epidermis
nutrients
sugar
ground tissue
phloem
xylem
Vascular plants
are made
of
1.
vascular tissue
2.
which includes
which includes
3.
5.
4.
which is
found in
cork
6.
which transports
stems
7.
where it conducts
where it
stores
which
transports
9.
photosynthesis
8.
water
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Plant Structure and Function
Plant Structure and Function
CONCEPT MAPPING
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dermal tissue
leaves
roots
epidermis
nutrients
sugar
ground tissue
phloem
xylem
Vascular plants
are made
of
1.
vascular tissue
2.
which includes
which includes
3.
5.
4.
which is
found in
cork
6.
which transports
stems
7.
where it conducts
where it
stores
which
transports
photosynthesis
8.
water
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Plant Structure and Function
CONCEPT MAPPING ANSWER KEY
ANSWER KEY
dermal tissue
leaves
roots
epidermis
nutrients
sugar
ground tissue
phloem
xylem
Vascular plants
1.
are made
of
dermal
tissue
2.
which includes
vascular tissue
ground
tissue
which includes
3. epidermis
xylem
5. phloem
which is
found in
cork
6.
4.
leaves
which transports
7.
stems
roots
where it conducts
where it
stores
which
transports
photosynthesis
8. nutrients
water
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9.
sugar
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Class
Date
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asexual reproduction
bulbs
cones
grafting
rhizomes
runners
taking cuttings
tissue culture
flowers
sexual reproduction
Plant
reproduction
can involve
2.
1.
which involves
which involves
seeds
techniques
3.
such as
vegetative
parts
produced in
6.
5.
4.
such as
7.
8.
9.
tubers
10.
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Plant Reproduction
Plant Reproduction
CONCEPT MAPPING
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asexual reproduction
bulbs
cones
grafting
rhizomes
runners
taking cuttings
tissue culture
flowers
sexual reproduction
Plant
reproduction
can involve
2.
1.
which involves
which involves
seeds
techniques
3.
such as
vegetative
parts
produced in
6.
5.
4.
such as
7.
8.
9.
tubers
10.
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Plant Reproduction
CONCEPT MAPPING ANSWER KEY
ANSWER KEY
asexual reproduction
bulbs
cones
grafting
rhizomes
runners
taking cuttings
tissue culture
flowers
sexual reproduction
Plant
reproduction
can involve
sexual
1. reproduction
asexual
2. reproduction
which involves
which involves
seeds
techniques
3. flowers
5.
cones
4.
such as
vegetative
parts
produced in
taking
cuttings
6.
such as
8.
7.
bulbs
9.
grafting
rhizomes
tubers
10. runners
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tissue
culture
Name
Class
Date
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apical dominance
cytokinins
phototropism
auxins
gibberellins
thigmotropism
cell elongation
gravitropism
Plant
hormones
include
3.
1.
2.
which
are
involved
in
which
promote
which
promote
which
inhibit
which
promote
5.
cell
division
4.
tropisms
including
6.
8.
7.
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Plant Responses
Plant Responses
CONCEPT MAPPING
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apical dominance
cytokinins
phototropism
auxins
gibberellins
thigmotropism
cell elongation
gravitropism
Plant
hormones
include
3.
1.
2.
which
are
involved
in
which
promote
which
promote
which
inhibit
which
promote
5.
cell
division
4.
tropisms
including
6.
8.
7.
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Plant Responses
CONCEPT MAPPING ANSWER KEY
ANSWER KEY
apical dominance
cytokinins
phototropism
auxins
gibberellins
thigmotropism
cell elongation
gravitropism
Plant
hormones
include
3. gibberellins
auxins
1.
2. cytokinins
which
are
involved
in
which
promote
which
promote
which
inhibit
which
promote
5.
apical
4. dominance
tropisms
cell
division
including
6. phototropism
8. thigmotropism
7. gravitropism
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cell
elongation
Name
Class
Date
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anus
ectoderm
germ layers
archenteron
endoderm
mouth
blastopore
gastrula
A blastula
becomes a
1.
which consists
of a(n)
2.
mesoderm
4.
3.
which
forms the
which
make up
6.
7.
5.
which
becomes
the
which
surround
the
8.
coelom
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Introduction to Animals
Introduction to Animals
CONCEPT MAPPING
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anus
ectoderm
germ layers
archenteron
endoderm
mouth
blastopore
gastrula
A blastula
becomes a
1.
which consists
of a(n)
2.
mesoderm
4.
3.
which
forms the
which
make up
6.
7.
5.
which
becomes
the
which
surround
the
8.
coelom
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CONCEPT MAPPING ANSWER KEY
ANSWER KEY
anus
ectoderm
germ layers
archenteron
endoderm
mouth
blastopore
gastrula
A blastula
becomes a
1. gastrula
which consists
of a(n)
2. ectoderm
mesoderm
4. archenteron
3. endoderm
which
forms the
which
make up
6.
5.
mouth
7. blastopore
germ
layers
which
becomes
the
which
surround
the
8.
coelom
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anus
Name
Class
Date
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Anthozoa
hydra
mixed colonies
corals
jellyfish
polyps
Cubozoa
medusae
Scyphozoa
Cnidarians
include
the class
1.
3.
2.
such
as
Hydrozoa
live
only
as
4.
5.
may live as
sea
anemones
such
as
6.
such
as
spend
most
of
their
life
as
such
as
7.
8.
box
jellies
9.
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Sponges, Cnidarians, and Ctenophores
Sponges, Cnidarians, and Ctenophores
CONCEPT MAPPING
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Anthozoa
hydra
mixed colonies
corals
jellyfish
polyps
Cubozoa
medusae
Scyphozoa
Cnidarians
include
the class
1.
3.
2.
such
as
Hydrozoa
live
only
as
4.
5.
may live as
sea
anemones
such
as
such
as
6.
spend
most
of
their
life
as
such
as
7.
8.
box
jellies
9.
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CONCEPT MAPPING ANSWER KEY
ANSWER KEY
Anthozoa
hydra
mixed colonies
corals
jellyfish
polyps
Cubozoa
medusae
Scyphozoa
Cnidarians
include
the class
1. Anthozoa
2. Scyphozoa
such
as
Hydrozoa
live
only
as
4. corals
5. polyps
3. Cubozoa
such
as
may live as
sea
anemones
such
as
6. hydra
mixed
8. colonies
7.
spend
most
of
their
life
as
such
as
jellyfish
box
jellies
9.
medusae
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Class
Date
Skills Worksheet
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bilateral symmetry
parasitic flukes
Platyhelminthes
Cestoda
parasitic tapeworms
primary host
germ layers
planarians
Turbellaria
intermediate host
Flatworms
have
belong to
the phylum
1.
have three
3.
2.
which
includes
the classes
Trematoda
4.
are
mostly
nonparasitic
flatworms
5.
which
are
which are
7.
6.
with
such
as
life
cycles
8.
that include
9.
10.
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Flatworms, Roundworms, and Rotifers
Flatworms, Roundworms, and Rotifers
CONCEPT MAPPING
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bilateral symmetry
parasitic flukes
Platyhelminthes
Cestoda
parasitic tapeworms
primary host
germ layers
planarians
Turbellaria
intermediate host
Flatworms
have
belong to
the phylum
1.
have three
3.
2.
which
includes
the classes
Trematoda
4.
are
mostly
5.
which
are
nonparasitic
flatworms
which are
7.
6.
with
such
as
life
cycles
8.
that include
9.
10.
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Flatworms, Roundworms, and Rotifers
CONCEPT MAPPING ANSWER KEY
ANSWER KEY
bilateral symmetry
parasitic flukes
Platyhelminthes
Cestoda
parasitic tapeworms
primary host
germ layers
planarians
Turbellaria
intermediate host
Flatworms
have
1.
belong to
the phylum
bilateral
symmetry
have three
germ layers
3.
2. Platyhelminthes
which
includes
the classes
4.
Turbellaria
Trematoda
are
mostly
which
are
nonparasitic
flatworms
parasitic
flukes
6.
Cestoda
which are
7.
such
as
8.
5.
parasitic
tapeworms
with
life
cycles
planarians
that include
9.
primary
host
10. intermediate
host
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Class
Date
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bivalves
gastropods
oysters
cephalopods
leeches
polychaetes
clams
mollusks
slugs
coelom
oligochaetes
squids
earthworms
Invertebrates
that have a
trochophore
larval stage
1.
include
annelids
2.
which include
which include
4.
3.
such as
6.
5.
such as
7.
9.
8.
snails
octopuses
such as
such as
10.
such as
12.
marine
bristle
worms
11.
13.
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Mollusks and Annelids
Mollusks and Annelids
CONCEPT MAPPING
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bivalves
gastropods
oysters
cephalopods
leeches
polychaetes
clams
mollusks
slugs
coelom
oligochaetes
squids
earthworms
Invertebrates
that have a
trochophore
larval stage
1.
include
annelids
2.
which include
which include
4.
3.
such as
6.
5.
such as
7.
9.
8.
snails
octopuses
such as
such as
10.
such as
12.
marine
bristle
worms
13.
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Mollusks and Annelids
CONCEPT MAPPING ANSWER KEY
ANSWER KEY
bivalves
gastropods
oysters
cephalopods
leeches
polychaetes
clams
mollusks
slugs
coelom
oligochaetes
squids
earthworms
Invertebrates
that have a
trochophore
larval stage
coelom
1.
include
annelids
2. mollusks
which include
which include
3. gastropods
4. cephalopods
such as
5. polychaetes
such as
7.
8.
snails
6. oligochaetes
slugs
9. squids
leeches
octopuses
such as
such as
10. bivalves
marine
bristle
worms
such as
12.
oysters
13.
11.
clams
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earthworms
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Class
Date
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arachnids
horseshoe crabs
jointed appendages
butterflies
insects
Malpighian tubules
Crustacea
isopods
open circulatory system
Hexapoda
Phylum
Arthropoda
contain
1.
2.
includes the
subphyla
3.
exoskeleton
5.
4.
which includes
Chelicerata
which includes
which includes
6.
decapods
7.
9.
8.
such as
10.
such as
spiders
ants
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Arthropods
Arthropods
CONCEPT MAPPING
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arachnids
horseshoe crabs
jointed appendages
butterflies
insects
Malpighian tubules
Crustacea
isopods
open circulatory system
Hexapoda
Phylum
Arthropoda
contain
1.
2.
includes the
subphyla
3.
exoskeleton
5.
4.
which includes
Chelicerata
which includes
which includes
6.
decapods
7.
9.
8.
such as
10.
such as
spiders
ants
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Arthropods
CONCEPT MAPPING ANSWER KEY
ANSWER KEY
arachnids
horseshoe crabs
jointed appendages
butterflies
insects
Malpighian tubules
Crustacea
isopods
open circulatory system
Hexapoda
Phylum
Arthropoda
contain
1.
jointed
appendages
includes the
subphyla
open
3. circulatory
system
2. Malpighian
tubules
exoskeleton
5. Crustacea
4. Hexapoda
which includes
which includes
decapods
7.
6.
Chelicerata
which includes
isopods
insects
8. arachnids
such as
10. butterflies
such as
spiders
ants
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9. horseshoe
crabs
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Class
Date
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abdomen
segments
unbranched antennae
head
tagmata
wings
legs
thorax
Insect
bodies
are divided
into
1.
including
2.
4.
3.
with jointed
which
has
often
has
in adults
has no
is divided
into
6.
mandibles
7.
5.
8.
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Insects
Insects
CONCEPT MAPPING
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abdomen
segments
unbranched antennae
head
tagmata
wings
legs
thorax
Insect
bodies
are divided
into
1.
including
2.
4.
3.
with jointed
which
has
often
has
in adults
has no
is divided
into
6.
mandibles
7.
5.
8.
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Insects
CONCEPT MAPPING ANSWER KEY
ANSWER KEY
abdomen
segments
unbranched antennae
head
tagmata
wings
legs
thorax
Insect
bodies
are divided
into
1. tagmata
including
2.
head
3. thorax
with jointed
which
has
6.
mandibles
4. abdomen
often
has
in adults
has no
wings
7. segments
5. unbranched
antennae
8.
is divided
into
legs
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Name
Class
Date
Skills Worksheet
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brittle stars
sea lilies
sea urchins
chordates
sea stars
tunicates
invertebrates
Deuterostomes
include
echinoderms
1.
which may be
such as
5.
2.
3.
vertebrates
4.
such as
6.
lancelets
7.
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Echinoderms and Invertebrate Chordates
Echinoderms and
Invertebrate Chordates
CONCEPT MAPPING
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brittle stars
sea lilies
sea urchins
chordates
sea stars
tunicates
invertebrates
Deuterostomes
include
echinoderms
1.
which may be
such as
5.
2.
3.
vertebrates
4.
such as
6.
lancelets
7.
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Echinoderms and
Invertebrate Chordates
CONCEPT MAPPING ANSWER KEY
ANSWER KEY
brittle stars
sea lilies
sea urchins
chordates
sea stars
tunicates
invertebrates
Deuterostomes
include
echinoderms
1. chordates
which may be
such as
5. invertebrates
2. brittle stars
3. sea lilies
4.
sea stars
vertebrates
such as
6. sea urchins
lancelets
7. tunicates
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Class
Date
Skills Worksheet
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cartilaginous
jawless
sharks
coelacanth
lungfishes
skates
hagfishes
ray-finned fishes
Fishes
can be
1.
2.
such as
lampreys
bony
such as
3.
rays
4.
such as
lobe-finned
fishes
which include
7.
8.
5.
6.
which include
teleosts
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Fishes
Fishes
CONCEPT MAPPING
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cartilaginous
jawless
sharks
coelacanth
lungfishes
skates
hagfishes
ray-finned fishes
Fishes
can be
1.
2.
such as
lampreys
bony
such as
3.
rays
4.
such as
lobe-finned
fishes
which include
7.
8.
5.
6.
which include
teleosts
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Fishes
CONCEPT MAPPING ANSWER KEY
ANSWER KEY
cartilaginous
jawless
sharks
coelacanth
lungfishes
skates
hagfishes
ray-finned fishes
Fishes
can be
1.
2. cartilaginous
jawless
such as
lampreys
bony
such as
3. hagfishes
4.
such as
lobe-finned
fishes
which include
7. lungfishes
8. coelacanth
sharks
rays
5.
skates
6. ray-finned
fishes
which include
teleosts
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Class
Date
Skills Worksheet
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Anura
frogs
salamanders
aquatic
Gymnophiona
smooth skin
caecilians
legs
terrestrial
Caudata
rough skin
Class
Amphibia
includes
the orders
1.
3.
2.
which
includes
toads
which
includes
4.
have
7.
which includes
have
8.
5.
which
can be
6.
have
resemble no
snakes
9.
10.
11.
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Amphibians
CONCEPT MAPPING
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Anura
frogs
salamanders
aquatic
Gymnophiona
smooth skin
caecilians
legs
terrestrial
Caudata
rough skin
Class
Amphibia
includes
the orders
1.
3.
2.
which
includes
toads
which
includes
4.
have
7.
which includes
have
8.
5.
which
can be
6.
have
resemble no
snakes
9.
11.
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Amphibians
CONCEPT MAPPING ANSWER KEY
ANSWER KEY
Anura
frogs
salamanders
aquatic
Gymnophiona
smooth skin
caecilians
legs
terrestrial
Caudata
rough skin
Class
Amphibia
includes
the orders
1.
3.
Anura
Caudata
2. Gymnophiona
which
includes
toads
4.
have
7.
rough
skin
which includes
frogs
have
8.
which
includes
smooth
skin
5. salamanders
which
can be
6. caecilians
have
resemble no
snakes
11.
9.
aquatic
legs
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Class
Date
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alligators
Crocodilia
lizards
terrestrial
aquatic
geckos
snakes
tortoises
caimans
iguanas
Squamata
Modern
reptiles
includes
the orders
1.
Chelona
which
includes
which
includes
turtles
which
are
which
are
6.
3.
2.
crocodiles
5.
7.
which
includes
8.
9.
such
as
10.
4.
11.
have
no
chameleons
legs
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Reptiles
CONCEPT MAPPING
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alligators
Crocodilia
lizards
terrestrial
aquatic
geckos
snakes
tortoises
caimans
iguanas
Squamata
Modern
reptiles
includes
the orders
1.
Chelona
which
includes
which
includes
turtles
which
are
which
are
6.
3.
2.
7.
crocodiles
5.
which
includes
8.
9.
such
as
10.
11.
4.
have
no
chameleons
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legs
Reptiles
CONCEPT MAPPING ANSWER KEY
ANSWER KEY
alligators
Crocodilia
lizards
terrestrial
aquatic
geckos
snakes
tortoises
caimans
iguanas
Squamata
Modern
reptiles
includes
the orders
1. Crocodilia
Chelona
which
includes
which
includes
turtles
2. tortoises
which
are
which
are
6.
aquatic
7.
terrestrial
8.
lizards
3. alligators
iguanas
11.
geckos
caimans
crocodiles
5. Squamata
which
includes
9.
snakes
such
as
10.
4.
have
no
chameleons
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legs
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Date
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beak
flight
lightweight skeleton
distinct characteristics
hollow bones
wings
feathers
Birds
have
1.
such
as
4.
3.
2.
5.
provide
which covers the
which are
insulation
jaws
modified
forelimbs
which results from
7.
are
essential
for
6.
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Birds
CONCEPT MAPPING
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beak
flight
lightweight skeleton
distinct characteristics
hollow bones
wings
feathers
Birds
have
1.
such
as
4.
3.
2.
5.
provide
which covers the
which are
insulation
jaws
modified
forelimbs
are
essential
for
6.
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which results from
7.
Birds
CONCEPT MAPPING ANSWER KEY
ANSWER KEY
beak
flight
lightweight skeleton
distinct characteristics
hollow bones
wings
feathers
Birds
have
distinct
1. characteristics
such
as
2.
4.
wings
feathers
3.
provide
which covers the
which are
insulation
jaws
modified
forelimbs
beak
are
essential
for
6.
flight
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5. lightweight
skeleton
which results from
7.
hollow
bones
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mammals
nourishment
reptiles
marsupials
oviparity
viviparity
monotremes
Reproductive
processes
include
1.
2.
as in
as in
3.
4.
5.
6.
that receive
7.
through a
placenta
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Mammals
Mammals
CONCEPT MAPPING
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mammals
nourishment
reptiles
marsupials
oviparity
viviparity
monotremes
Reproductive
processes
include
1.
2.
as in
as in
3.
4.
5.
6.
that receive
7.
through a
placenta
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Mammals
CONCEPT MAPPING ANSWER KEY
ANSWER KEY
mammals
nourishment
reptiles
marsupials
oviparity
viviparity
monotremes
Reproductive
processes
include
1.
oviparity
2.
as in
as in
3. reptiles
viviparity
4. monotremes
5. marsupials
6. mammals
that receive
7. nourishment
through a
placenta
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Class
Date
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Concept Mapping
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habituation
innate behavior
migrating
parenting
imprinting
learned behavior
operant conditioning
Animal
behavior
such as
1.
2.
courtship
is classified as
3.
4.
which include
such as
such as
5.
fixed action
pattern
behavior
6.
problem solving
7.
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Animal Behavior
Animal Behavior
CONCEPT MAPPING
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habituation
innate behavior
migrating
parenting
imprinting
learned behavior
operant conditioning
Animal
behavior
such as
1.
2.
courtship
is classified as
3.
4.
which include
such as
such as
5.
fixed action
pattern
behavior
6.
problem solving
7.
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Animal Behavior
CONCEPT MAPPING ANSWER KEY
ANSWER KEY
habituation
innate behavior
migrating
parenting
imprinting
learned behavior
operant conditioning
Animal
behavior
such as
1. migrating
2. parenting
courtship
is classified as
3.
innate
behavior
4.
learned
behavior
which include
such as
5. imprinting
fixed action
pattern
behavior
such as
6. habituation
problem solving
operant
7. conditioning
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Class
Date
Skills Worksheet
Concept Mapping
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appendicular skeleton
epithelial tissue
nervous tissue
skeletal muscle
axial skeleton
hair
organ systems
skin
cardiac muscle
muscular system
organs
connective tissue
nails
pancreas
Body structures
are organized into
tissues
1.
2.
such as
such as
such as
3.
4.
5.
liver
7.
6.
which includes
skeletal
system
8.
integumentary
system
9.
which includes
which includes
smooth muscle
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
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Skeletal, Muscular, and Integumentary Systems
Skeletal, Muscular, and
Integumentary Systems
CONCEPT MAPPING
Use the following terms and phrases to complete the concept map below.
appendicular skeleton
epithelial tissue
nervous tissue
skeletal muscle
axial skeleton
hair
organ systems
skin
cardiac muscle
muscular system
organs
connective tissue
nails
pancreas
Body structures
are organized into
tissues
1.
2.
such as
such as
such as
3.
4.
5.
liver
7.
6.
which includes
skeletal
system
8.
integumentary
system
9.
which includes
which includes
smooth muscle
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
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Skeletal, Muscular, and
Integumentary Systems
CONCEPT MAPPING ANSWER KEY
ANSWER KEY
appendicular skeleton
epithelial tissue
nervous tissue
skeletal muscle
axial skeleton
hair
organ systems
skin
cardiac muscle
muscular system
organs
connective tissue
nails
pancreas
Body structures
are organized into
tissues
1.
organ
systems
organs
2.
such as
such as
such as
3.
connective
tissue
6.
4. epithelial
tissue
nervous
tissue
5. pancreas
7.
liver
muscular
system
which includes
skeletal
system
8.
cardiac
muscle
9.
integumentary
system
skeletal
muscle
which includes
which includes
smooth muscle
10. appendicular
skeleton
11.
axial
skeleton
12.
hair
14.
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13.
skin
nails
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alveoli
bronchi
respiratory system
arteries
capillaries
trachea
atria
heart
ventricles
blood vessels
pharynx
Body systems
include
circulatory
system
1.
which includes
which includes
2.
3.
larynx
5.
6.
4.
which includes
which
consist of
such as
7.
8.
bronchioles
9.
veins
10.
11.
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Circulatory and Respiratory Systems
Circulatory and Respiratory Systems
CONCEPT MAPPING
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alveoli
bronchi
respiratory system
arteries
capillaries
trachea
atria
heart
ventricles
blood vessels
pharynx
Body systems
include
circulatory
system
1.
which includes
which includes
2.
3.
larynx
5.
6.
4.
which includes
which
consist of
such as
7.
8.
bronchioles
9.
veins
10.
11.
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Circulatory and Respiratory Systems
CONCEPT MAPPING ANSWER KEY
ANSWER KEY
alveoli
bronchi
respiratory system
arteries
capillaries
trachea
atria
heart
ventricles
blood vessels
pharynx
Body systems
include
respiratory
system
1.
circulatory
system
which includes
which includes
2.
3.
trachea
pharynx
larynx
5.
4.
heart
6.
bronchi
blood
vessels
which includes
which
consist of
such as
7.
atria
8. ventricles
bronchioles
9.
alveoli
10.
arteries
11. capillaries
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veins
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Date
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B cells
natural killer cells
plasma cells
cytotoxic T cells
neutrophils
specific defenses
helper T cells
nonspecific defenses
white blood cells
inflammatory response
Body‘s
defenses
are divided into
1.
2.
such as
such as
immune
response
mucous
membranes
which includes
3.
which includes
the release of
5.
4.
6.
which form
7.
such as
which are
activated by
8.
which produce
histamine
macrophages
9.
antibodies
10.
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The Body’s Defense Systems
CONCEPT MAPPING
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B cells
natural killer cells
plasma cells
cytotoxic T cells
neutrophils
specific defenses
helper T cells
nonspecific defenses
white blood cells
inflammatory response
Body‘s
defenses
are divided into
1.
2.
such as
such as
immune
response
mucous
membranes
3.
which includes
which includes
the release of
5.
4.
6.
which form
7.
such as
which are
activated by
8.
which produce
histamine
macrophages
9.
antibodies
10.
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The Body’s Defense Systems
CONCEPT MAPPING ANSWER KEY
ANSWER KEY
B cells
natural killer cells
plasma cells
cytotoxic T cells
neutrophils
specific defenses
helper T cells
nonspecific defenses
white blood cells
inflammatory response
Body‘s
defenses
are divided into
specific
1. defenses
nonspecific
2. defenses
such as
such as
immune
response
mucous
membranes
3.
which includes
inflammatory
response
which includes
the release of
5. cytotoxic
T cells
4.
B cells
which form
8.
plasma
cells
which produce
6.
7.
helper
T cells
white
blood
cells
such as
which are
activated by
histamine
macrophages
9. neutrophils
antibodies
10.
natural
killer
cells
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Class
Date
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Concept Mapping
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bile
hydrochloric acid
pepsin
carbohydrates
lipases
stomach
fats
mouth
Digestive system
includes
small intestine
which breaks down
3.
1.
2.
which breaks down
which breaks down
proteins
4.
using
using
using
amylases
5. gravitropism
6.
7.
8.
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Digestive and Excretory Systems
CONCEPT MAPPING
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bile
hydrochloric acid
pepsin
carbohydrates
lipases
stomach
fats
mouth
Digestive system
includes
small intestine
which breaks down
3.
1.
2.
which breaks down
which breaks down
proteins
4.
using
using
using
amylases
5. gravitropism
6.
7.
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Digestive and Excretory Systems
CONCEPT MAPPING ANSWER KEY
ANSWER KEY
bile
hydrochloric acid
pepsin
carbohydrates
lipases
stomach
fats
mouth
Digestive system
includes
1.
small intestine
which breaks down
3.
which breaks down
which breaks down
carbohydrates
proteins
4.
fats
2. stomach
mouth
using
using
using
amylases
lipases
5. gravitropism
6.
bile
7.
pepsin
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8.
hydrochloric
acid
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Date
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central nervous system
parasympathetic division
spinal cord
interneurons
peripheral nervous system
sympathetic division
motor neurons
somatic nervous system
synapses
neurons
Nervous system
consists of
is divided into
1.
which communicate
across
2.
3.
which is divided into
which includes
which consists of
4.
5.
brain
6.
autonomic
nervous system
using signal
molecules called
nerves
which contains
neurotransmitters
7.
which contain
which
link
sensory neurons
to
8.
which is divided into
9.
10.
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Nervous System and Sense Organs
CONCEPT MAPPING
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central nervous system
parasympathetic division
spinal cord
interneurons
peripheral nervous system
sympathetic division
motor neurons
somatic nervous system
synapses
neurons
Nervous system
consists of
is divided into
1.
which communicate
across
2.
3.
which is divided into
which includes
which consists of
4.
5.
brain
6.
autonomic
nervous system
using signal
molecules called
nerves
which contains
neurotransmitters
7.
which contain
which
link
sensory neurons
to
8.
which is divided into
9.
10.
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Nervous System and Sense Organs
CONCEPT MAPPING ANSWER KEY
ANSWER KEY
central nervous system
parasympathetic division
spinal cord
interneurons
peripheral nervous system
sympathetic division
motor neurons
somatic nervous system
synapses
neurons
Nervous system
consists of
is divided into
1. neurons
which communicate
across
2.
central
nervous
system
3.
peripheral
nervous
system
which is divided into
which includes
which consists of
4. synapses
5.
brain
somatic
nervous
system
6. spinal cord
autonomic
nervous system
using signal
molecules called
nerves
which contains
neurotransmitters
7. interneurons
which contain
which
link
sensory neurons
to
motor
8. neurons
which is divided into
sympathetic
9. division
parasympathetic
10.
division
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ADH (antidiuretic hormone)
kidney
testes
epinephrine
norepinephrine
thyroid gland
estrogens
pituitary gland
TSH (thyroid-stimulating hormone)
Endocrine
system
is controlled by
hypothalamus
which regulates
1.
which releases
hormones that affect
ovaries
3.
2.
which secrete 4.
adrenal
glands
which secretes
which secrete
5.
6.
which secretes
testosterone
which secrete
calcitonin
7.
8.
9.
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Endocrine System
CONCEPT MAPPING
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ADH (antidiuretic hormone)
kidney
testes
epinephrine
norepinephrine
thyroid gland
estrogens
pituitary gland
TSH (thyroid-stimulating hormone)
Endocrine
system
is controlled by
hypothalamus
which regulates
1.
which releases
hormones that affect
ovaries
3.
2.
which secrete 4.
adrenal
glands
which secretes
which secrete
5.
6.
which secretes
testosterone
which secrete
7.
8.
9.
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calcitonin
Endocrine System
CONCEPT MAPPING ANSWER KEY
ANSWER KEY
ADH (antidiuretic hormone)
kidney
testes
epinephrine
norepinephrine
thyroid gland
estrogens
pituitary gland
TSH (thyroid-stimulating hormone)
Endocrine
system
is controlled by
hypothalamus
which regulates
1.
pituitary
gland
which releases
hormones that affect
ovaries
2.
which secrete 4.
3.
testes
kidney
adrenal
glands
thyroid
gland
which secretes
which secrete
5. estrogens
6.
which secretes
TSH
testosterone
which secrete
7.
calcitonin
ADH
nor8. epinephrine
9. epinephrine
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Date
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epididymis
male reproductive system
testes
fallopian tube
ovaries
uterus
female reproductive system
sperm cells
zygote
Human
reproduction
involves
2.
1.
which produces
3.
which produces
which fertilize
which are
made in
seminiferous
tubules
egg cells
which are
made in
which join to
become a
5.
4.
of the
which moves
through a
6.
during the
ovarian cycle
and mature
in the
7.
into the
8.
9.
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Reproductive System
CONCEPT MAPPING
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epididymis
male reproductive system
testes
fallopian tube
ovaries
uterus
female reproductive system
sperm cells
zygote
Human
reproduction
involves
2.
1.
which produces
3.
which produces
which fertilize
which are
made in
seminiferous
tubules
egg cells
which are
made in
which join to
become a
5.
4.
of the
which moves
through a
6.
during the
ovarian cycle
and mature
in the
7.
into the
8.
9.
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CONCEPT MAPPING ANSWER KEY
ANSWER KEY
epididymis
male reproductive system
testes
fallopian tube
ovaries
uterus
female reproductive system
sperm cells
zygote
Human
reproduction
involves
male
1. reproductive
system
female
2. reproductive
system
which produces
which produces
3. sperm cells
which fertilize
which are
made in
seminiferous
tubules
which are
made in
which join to
become a
4.
zygote
of the
which moves
through a
6.
egg cells
testes
5.
ovaries
during the
ovarian cycle
and mature
in the
7.
fallopian
tube
into the
8. epididymis
9.
uterus
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