Science
Across
- 2. – Genetic disorder caused by an extra chromosome 21.
- 4. – Female reproductive organ that produces eggs.
- 7. – When organisms exceed the environment’s resources.
- 8. – Scientist who believed traits acquired during life can be inherited.
- 9. – Chemical messengers in the body.
- 12. – Scientist who proposed natural selection.
- 14. – Disorder where a female has only one X chromosome.
- 15. – Mutation where extra DNA is added.
- 16. – Instrument used to amplify or transmit sound clearly.
- 19. – Speciation caused by geographic separation.
- 22. – Basic unit of heredity.
- 24. – Mutation where DNA segments change places.
- 26. – The role of an organism in its environment.
- 27. – Reduced or useless body parts.
- 28. – Threadlike structures carrying genes.
- 30. – Male reproductive organ that produces sperm.
- 34. – Process of copying DNA.
- 35. – Co-developer of the theory of natural selection.
- 37. – Mutation where DNA is repeated.
- 38. – Evidence based on body structures.
- 41. – Mutation where DNA segment is reversed.
- 42. – Evidence based on fossils and actual remains.
- 43. – Female with three X chromosomes (XXX).
- 45. – Sudden change in genetic material.
- 47. – Introduction of DNA into a eukaryotic cell.
- 48. – Evolution where unrelated species become similar.
Down
- 1. – Isolation that prevents organisms from mating.
- 3. – Evidence based on similarities of embryos.
- 5. – Process of making RNA from DNA.
- 6. – Mutation where part of DNA is removed.
- 10. – The state of being alive.
- 11. Flow – Movement of genes between populations.
- 13. – Evidence based on comparisons and observations.
- 17. – Structures with similar functions but different anatomy.
- 18. – Primates closely related to humans.
- 20. – Plant product used to improve growth.
- 21. – The gradual change of organisms over long periods of time.
- 23. – Speciation without geographic separation.
- 24. – Process of making protein from RNA.
- 25. – Structures with similar anatomy but different functions.
- 29. – Mutation where one base is replaced.
- 31. – Devices used to analyze biological data.
- 32. – Total disappearance of a species.
- 33. – Hormone that controls hunger and fat storage.
- 36. – Scientist who discovered base-pair rules.
- 37. – Molecule that carries genetic information.
- 39. – Evolution where related species become different.
- 40. – Scientist who proved DNA is genetic material.
- 44. – Uptake of foreign DNA by a cell.
- 46. – Disorder where a male has an extra X chromosome.