Module One

1. what occured with Darwin’s finches
6. carries extra genes
7. a different branch of taxonomy, but it’s kinda the same
8. reptiles and birds are these; para…
9. opposite of ingroup
12. plaque on teeth is called…
14. when you have the same trait as another thing but you’re not related
16. a species within a species that is of lower value
18. focuses on common traits and makes graphs for it
21. what occurs when a species has more than two sets of chromosomes; reminds you of polygon
23. the sections of “focuses on common traits and makes graphs for it”
27. a species adapting and evolving from an old species
28. when the dinosaurs went boom what was this called
29. when two species cause overcrowded habitats
33. abbreviation for extracellular matrix
34. completely ignored it’s closest ancestor oh so rudely
37. not asexual
38. pore studded shells
39. identifies bacteria as positive or negative
40. disease that killed Freddie Mercury

2. more that two chromosome sets,but they’re from different place this time
3. two sets of chromosomes, but from the same species
4. mini-fossils
5. also known as endotoxin
6. a secretion that causes a different behavior from a species receiving said secretion, such as when a bee stings you and you have a reaction
10. sounds like captain
11. genetic material being carried from one species or group to another like bees pollinating
13. with chlorophyll in photosynthesis
15. parasites transmitted in habitats; sounds like excavator
17. not sexual
19. single flagellum
20. infects red blood cells in mammals
22. reminds me of Greek mythology; in algae
24. reminds me of “conjunction junction” (sounds similar)
25. abbreviation for phylogenetic species concept
26. a flower starting blooming
30. part of the cell; sounds like ribs
31. makes trees that show ancestors and genes
32. spiky; Protozoa
35. same as genus
36. found in a cylinder hollow form; not flagellum