Across
- 1. The term used to describe the shape of DNA.
- 4. The scientific word used for burning.
- 7. Animal DNA including sperm and eggs are stored in a __________ __________.
- 9. Humans have 23 pairs (46 total) of these in normal body cells.
- 10. The term used to describe the substances that start a chemical reaction.
- 13. ____________________ programs can help preserve animals.
- 15. When there are no individuals of this species anywhere on Earth an organism is _______________.
- 18. The gas required to be present for a substance to burn.
- 19. The type of reaction that takes in energy and gets colder.
- 20. The _________ of the reactants = the __________ of the products.
- 22. Plant seeds are stored in a ___________ __________.
- 23. The type of reaction where a substance changes state e.g. Ice melting
- 24. Another name for an energy level diagram is a reaction ____________.
- 26. The process by which organisms adapt to their environment over many years (survival of the fittest).
- 27. The term used to describe the substances that are made in a chemical reaction.
- 29. The word to describe the variety of organisms on earth, or an ecosystem.
- 30. The scientist who wrote "On the Origin of Species"
Down
- 2. An everyday use of an endothermic reaction.
- 3. The unit for energy.
- 5. Two of these versions of genes are required to have this characteristic.
- 6. There is _________________ between organisms of the same species.
- 8. A gene codes for a ___________________________.
- 9. This gas is released during combustion and contributes to global warming.
- 11. The term for different versions of the same gene.
- 12. A small section of DNA.
- 14. The term for an organism at risk of becoming extinct.
- 16. Coal oil and gas are examples of _____________ ____________.
- 17. The type of reaction that releases energy and gets warmer.
- 21. An everyday use of an exothermic reaction.
- 25. Only one of these version of genes is required to have this characteristic.
- 28. The type of reaction where a new substance is produced.
