...responsible for the organism’s shape. The capsule...
...pathogen is an organism that causes a...
...or any other organism. Pathogenic organisms evolved...
...antibiotic is an organism-produced chemical that is...
...when one membrane-bound organism was engulfed by...
...by another membrane-bound organism. The mitochondrial inner...
...parasite is an organism that lives on...
...or in another organism & feeds on...
...considered the largest organism on Earth, spreading...
...from the parent organism by wither floating...
...not a single organism, but rather a...
...with a photosynthetic organism The body of...
...partner. The photosynthetic organism provides carbon &...
...attaches the symbiotic organism to the substrate....

...life of an organism can be passed...
...or temperature. An organism’s traits can influence...
...For example, an organism might have a...
...acquired by an organism during its lifetime...
...in an ancestral organism are altered (by...
...to a living organism but that had...
...functions in the organism’s ancestors. For example,...

...respiration of an organism in a distant...

...in a dead organism usually decays rapidly,...
...shape of the organism. Rarer than mineralized...
...gait. If an organism dies in a...
...When a dead organism is trapped in...
...time when the organism died. Radiometric dating...
...However, after an organism dies, the proportion...
...deduce that the organism lived in the...
...events. First, the organism must die at...

...to how an organism obtains energy and...

...Unicellular - An organism consisting of a...
...Multicellular - An organism consisting of more...
...cycle of an organism. Metabolism includes the...
...tendency of an organism to maintain a...
...environment of an organism) Living things reproduce....
...into a new organism. Information Transfer in...
...Unicellular - An organism consisting of a...
...Multicellular - An organism consisting of more...
...cycle of an organism. Metabolism includes the...
...tendency of an organism to maintain a...
...environment of an organism) Living things reproduce....
...into a new organism. Information Transfer in...
...the type of organism an atom is...
...the type of organism an atom is...
...- a living organism is a good...
...- a living organism is a good...
...depending on the organism and the role...
...and on the organism; apparently limited to...
...depending on the organism and the role...
...and on the organism; apparently limited to...
...activities in a organism Metabolism can be...
...enzymes a particular organism shows more variety...
...activities in a organism Metabolism can be...
...enzymes a particular organism shows more variety...
...sequence for an organism is the genome;...
...instructions for that organism humans apparently have...
...complexity of the organism the assortment of...
...and from one organism to its offspring...
...sequence for an organism is the genome;...
...instructions for that organism humans apparently have...
...complexity of the organism the assortment of...
...characteristic of an organism genotype – genetic...
...makeup of an organism, determines phenotype gene...
...characteristic of an organism genotype – genetic...
...makeup of an organism, determines phenotype gene...
...appearance in an organism due to expression...
...forms allows the organism to do well...
...appearance in an organism due to expression...
...found any one organism they tested had...
...DNA to an organism vectors must have...
...into the host organism (transformation) vectors must...
...(some examples) transgenic organism - any organism...
...organism - any organism with a foreign...
...or when an organism died example: potassium-40...
...characteristics” during an organism’s life could be...
...or when an organism died example: potassium-40...
...characteristics” during an organism’s life could be...
...ability of an organism to compete successfully...
...genes in an organism, and that many...
...ability of an organism to compete successfully...
...genes in an organism, and that many...
...history for an organism be able to...

...gamete of that organism? A) 8 B)...
...3) In an organism with 52 chromosomes,...
...cell from an organism in which 2n...
...nucleus from this organism contains 16 picograms...
...cells of this organism. You note that...
...Assume that an organism has a diploid...
...TRUE 44) An organism with a haploid...
...TRUE 45) An organism with a diploid...
...gamete of that organism? A) 8 B)...
...2) In an organism with 52 chromosomes,...
...cells of this organism. You note that...
...Assume that an organism has a diploid...
...cell from an organism in which 2n...
...nucleus from this organism contains 16 picograms...
...TRUE 44) An organism with a haploid...
...TRUE 45) An organism with a diploid...

...In a multicellular organism, different tissues that...
...particular kind of organism are members of...
...determines what an organism will be like...
...In a multicellular organism, different tissues that...
...particular kind of organism are members of...
...determines what an organism will be like...