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CNIH Entrance Exam Rated A+ 2024
5 types of Archea - ANSWER-1. Methanogens
2. Extreme halophiles
3. Extreme thermophiles
4. Psychrophiles
5. Acidophiles

Aerobic - ANSWER-Process that requires oxygen for growth

Alleles - ANSWER-Different forms of a gene
- Dominant: FF
- Recessive: ff

Anaerobic - ANSWER-Process that does not require oxygen

Atoms - ANSWER-Smallest whole unit of matter. Protons and neutrons located in
nucleus, electrons located in energy shells

Autotrophs - ANSWER-Self feeders- through photosynthesis

Bacili - ANSWER-Rod-shaped- increased surface area for nutrient absorption

Binary fission - ANSWER-A form of asexual reproduction in single-celled organisms by
which one cell divides into two cells of the same size (PROKARYOTIC CELL)

Binomial Nomenclature - ANSWER-Formal system of naming species where each
species is assigned a genus name

Biodiversity importance - ANSWER-More biodiversity= more resistant to change
More feeding relationships- ensure food supply
Nutrient cycling

Biodiversity threats - ANSWER-Habitat loss
Climate change
Over-exploitation

Biological diversity - ANSWER-Number and variety of species and ecosystems on earth
(Species, Structural, Genetic)

Carl Linnaeus - ANSWER-The father of taxonomy who classified organisms based on
similarities

Cell Cycle - ANSWER-Entire period of cells life (Interphase, G1, G2, Mitosis)

, Cell membrane - ANSWER-Filled with proteins and enzymes- controls what comes in
and out of the cell.

Cell wall - ANSWER-Outer coverings of cell- maintains structure (In plants ONLY)

Centriole - ANSWER-2 perpendicular bundles of tubes- involved in cell division (In
animals ONLY)

Centriole - ANSWER-Barrel-like structures that are used to form spindle fibers

Centromere - ANSWER-Composed of DNA and proteins. Point of attachment for
spindle fibres and sister chromatids

Chitin - ANSWER-A chemical that provides both toughness and flexibility

Chloroplast - ANSWER-Oval-shaped organelle filled with stacks of protein- main site of
photosynthesis (In plants ONLY)

Chromatid - ANSWER-One of two identical "sister" parts of a duplicated chromosome

Chromatin - ANSWER-Clusters of DNA, RNA, and proteins in the nucleus of a cell

Chromatin - ANSWER-DNA bundled in nucleus with proteins- code for proteins (genetic
code)- chromosomes allow for DNA to be packaged.

Chromosome - ANSWER-DNA coiled around and supported by proteins, found in the
nucleus of the cell.

Clade - ANSWER-Taxonomic group- single common ancestor and all descendants

Cladogram - ANSWER-Diagram that shows the evolutionary relationships among a
group of organisms

Climate change - ANSWER-Large quantities of greenhouse gasses produced and
emitted that trap thermal energy in the atmosphere.

Cocci - ANSWER-Round- resists drying

Complex carbohydrates - ANSWER-Polysaccharides (starches and fibres)

Compound - ANSWER-Made up of 2 or more atoms of different elements bond together
in a fixed ratio- pure substances b/c of the same particles
example: H2O (water) or NH3 (ammonia)

Conjugation - ANSWER-DNA is transferred from one cell to another

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