Retake Quiz

• Reproduction - Is a Biological process in which different organisms have the ability to produce another of their kind.
• Sexual Reproduction involves two parents, male and female, who combine genetic material from both parents to create offspring with unique combinations of genes.
• Asexual reproduction is when one parent creates new individuals without fertilization or sexual intercourse.
• Budding - An organisms is reproduced by forming an outgrowth or a bud from a part of the parent organisms.
• Fragmentation - An Organism is produced from the detached body parts of its parents.
• Regeneration - Type of Asexual Reproduction in which the organisms is capable of Regrowing certain body parts.
• Binary Fission - A Parent Organism (Unicellular Organisms) split into two daughter organisms.
• Nutrition - Is the process of providing or obtaining food necessary for health, survival, and growth of organisms.
• Autotrophic - Can manufactured their own nutrients by synthesizing Inorganic materials depending on the energy source.
• Heterotrophic - Organisms cannot make their own food, and this obtain their energy by digesting organic matter.
• Saprophytic - Organisms obtain their nutrients from dead organic cells.
• Parasitic - Organisms takes from another organisms. Nutrition is exhibited by some plants and animals.
• Ectoparasitism - Outside of the body of the host.
• Endoparasitism - Live inside the body of the host.
• Tri Ascaris - An Intestinal Parasite of Human.
• Tri Chomonas - A Common sexually transmitted infection caused by a parasite.
• Holozoic - Organisms Ingest Solid and Liquid Foods.
• Herbivorous - (Of an animal) Feeding On Plants.
• Carnivorous - (Of an animal) Feeding on other Animals.
• Omnivorous - (Of an animal or person) feeding on food of both plant and animal origin.
• Suberin - a waxy waterproof substance that does not allow gasses and water to pass through.
• Stomata - Pores in a leaf, mostly on the undersurface.
• Tugrid - Stoma Is Open.
• Flaccid - Stoma Is Closed.
• Guard Cells - Can Change Shape to open or close the stoma.
• Lenticells - Nonsuberized pores.
• Cell Membrane - Gases directly pass through the Cell Membrane through Diffusion.
• Skins - A respiratory surface covered with thin and moist epithelial cell that allows oxygen and carbon dioxide exchange.
• Gills - Gas Exchange in aquatic organisms: they can be found either externally or Internally.
• Tracheal System - Composed of a series of respiratory tubes that carry the glasses directly to the gas exchange.
• Gases enter and exit through opening at the body surface called Spiracles.
• Lungs - These are Ingrowths of the body wall that connect to the outside environment by a series of respiratory and small openings.
• Xylem - Tissues carry water & Minerals.
• Phloem - Tissues carry food down from the leaf.
• Artery - from the heart to all parts of the body's cell.
• Capillaries - The tiny blood vessels throughout the body that connect arteries and veins.
• Vein - to carry blood to the heart.
• Tracheid - Elongated Cells in the Xylem that help in the transport of water and nutrients.
• Sieve Tubes - Elongated cells in the Phloem that serve as Conduits of sugar transport circulation process.