LIFE SCIENCES
REVIEW ACTIVITY
1. IRON RING
2. The use of biology
to develop new
products, methods
and organisms
intended to improve
human health and
society.
BIOTECHNOLOGY
3-5. The three
categories of food
chain.
Producers, Consumers,
Decomposers
6. A fundamental
biological process in
which new individual
organisms are
produced from their
parents.
Reproduction
7. Idea that living
things can arise from
nonliving matter.
Abiogenesis
8. An organism (embryo)
develops from an
unfertilized egg cell
Parthenogenesis
9. Organism develops
from an outgrowth due to
cell division at a
particular site on parent.
Budding
10. It refers all
chemical processes,
reactions, and energy
changes happening
inside the body of an
organism.
Metabolism
11. The study of the
functions of the cells,
tissues, and organs of
the animal.
Physiology
12. The study of the
structures – internal
and external – that
we can see with the
naked eye.
Gross Anatomy
13. It is a group of
organisms of the
same species living
in an area at the
same time
Population
14. The process by
which modern
organisms have
descended from
ancient organisms.
Evolution
15.
Clay Pipe Triangle
16. The study of
different proteins
found in a living
organisms.
Proteomics
17. An Italian
physician, did an
experiment with flies
and wide-mouth jars
containing meat.
Francesco Redi
18. The ability of an
organism to respond
appropriately against
a stimulus.
Sensitivity/ Irritability
19. It is a wellsupported testable
explanation of
phenomena that have
occurred in the
natural world.
Scientific Theory/ Theory
20.
Watch Glass
21. It is the limiting
effect of
environmental
conditions on the
numerical growth of
a population.
Environmental Resistance
22. The ship used by
Charles Darwin.
HMS Beagle
23-26. The 4 species
found in Galapagos
Island
Land Tortoises, Darwin
Finches, Blue- Footed Booby,
Marine Iguanas
27.
Well Plate
28. Brought on by
transporting species
either intentionally or
accidentally from
other areas of the
world.
Invasive Species
29. It provides
movement, support
and heat production
Muscular System
30. Provides
communication within the
body via hormone and
direct long-term change
in other organ systems to
maintain homeostasis.
Endocrine System
31-33. The three
important metabolic
processes.
Nutrient Uptake, Nutrient
Processing and Waste Elimination
34. It occurs when plants
are exposed to intensive
grazing for extended
periods of time , or
without sufficient
recovery periods.
Overgrazing
35. It protect the body
from harm, but it also
assists in other ways,
such as in waste product
elimination and retaining
important bodily fluids.
Integumentary System