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SAT Subject Test: Biology
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1. In mammals - the slitlike opening formed by the vocal folds in the larynx
nucleus
glottis
appendage
serum
2. A nitrogen base such as cytosine - thymine and uracil; when joined with sugar or phosphate - a component of nucleotides and nucleic acids
mutualism
lichen
osmosis
pyrimidine
3. A four-letter code made up of the DNA nitrogen bases A - T - G and C; each chromosome is made up of thousands of these bases
central nervous system
carapace
pathogen
genetic code
4. A sensory hair structure in the utriculus and the sacculus of the inner ear; orients the head with respect to gravity
macula
endemic
gene
reduction
5. A microscopic - whiplike filament that serves as a locomotor structure in flagellate cells
flagellum
thyroid
clotting
cytoskeleton
6. A plastid containing chlorophyll
binomial nomenclature
chloroplast
polyploidy
alimentary canal
7. Three membranes that envelop the brain and spinal cord (pia mater - dura mater and arachnoid)
endemic
meninges
acetylcholine
Annelida
8. The junction or gap between the axon terminal of one neuron and the dendrites of another neuron
adrenal medulla
seminiferous tubules
FSH
synapse
9. An organic nutrient required by organisms in small amounts to aid in proper metabolic processes
medulla oblongata
nerve
vitamin
taiga
10. The physical appearance or makeup of an individual - as opposed to its genetic makeup
polyp
phenotype
hepatic portal system
photoperiodism
11. Partially digested food in the stomach
disjunction
nephron
autonomic nervous system
chyme
12. The smallest particle that is capable of carrying out photosynthesis; the functional unit of a chloroplast
granum
polymorphism
carbohydrate
Coelentrata
13. An organic catalyst and protein
bud
plankton
enzyme
stamen
14. Pertaining to a type of gland that releases its secretion through a duct
assimilation
duodenum
meninges
exocrine
15. A wall composed of cellulose that is external to the cell membrane in plants; it is primarily involved in support and in the maintenance of proper internal pressure
cytoplasm
small intestine
plasma membrane
cell wall
16. The organelle that provides mechanical support and carries out motility functions for the cell
cytoskeleton
anaerobe
synaptic terminal
metabolism
17. The haploid - sexual stage in the life cycle of plants
antibody
gametophyte
cation
buffer
18. A process of asexual reproduction in which the offspring develop from an outgrowth of the plant or animal
budding
root hair
cytoskeleton
tundra
19. An air sac in the lung; the site of respiratory exchange - involving diffusion of oxygen and carbon dioxide between the air in the alveolus and the blood in the capillaries
gall bladder
alveolus
thyroid
meninges
20. A network - particularly of nerve or blood vessels
eye
hemoglobin
fruit
plexus
21. A bone of the upper arm
mutagenic agent
fibrinogen
lactase
humerus
22. An organism that possesses both the male and the female reproductive organs
Calvin cycle
stomach
respiratory center
hermaphrodite
23. A sugar composed of two combined monosaccharides
hepatic portal system
spore
buffer
disaccharide
24. A mall sex hormone (e.g. - testosterone)
pistil
nerve
androgen
food vacuole
25. Protein threads that form in the blood during clotting
fibrin
selective breeding
permeability
anaphase
26. An invertebrate animal phylum in which animals possess a single alimentary opening and tentacles with stinging cells
nictitating membrane
Krebs cycle
anaerobe
Coelentrata
27. The ability of certain animals to regrow missing body parts
thryoxin
regeneration
pollen
cell wall
28. A process by which the cytoplasm and the organelles of the cell divide; the final stage of mitosis
RNA
thrombin
cytokinesis
thermoregulation
29. An over secretion of thyroid that leads to high metabolism and exopthalmia goiter
incomplete dominance
pollination
hyperthyroidism
mesoderm
30. The reproductive organ that produces sex cells
germ cell
gonads
geotropism
cerebral hemisphere
31. A gland composed of two parts - anterior and posterior - each with its own secretions; called the "master gland" because its hormones stimulate secretions by other glands
urea
blastula
pituitary
cambium
32. The elimination of metabolic waster matter
carbon cycle
endoplasmic reticulum
excretion
dicotyledon
33. Adenosine diphosphate (ADP) and adenosine triphosphate (ATP) - which are energy storage molecules
humerus
ptyalin
adenosine phosphate
Annelida
34. A structure found between the cerebral hemispheres of vertebrates; secretes melatonin
goiter
pineal body
aerobe
luteinizing hormone (LH)
35. Describes two or more structures that have similar forms - positions and origins despite the differences between their current functions
semicircular canals
homologous
endemic
lymphocyte
36. Vascular tissue of the plant that aids in support and carries water
xylem
metaphase
pollen
ureter
37. A pair of chromosome pairs present during the first metaphase of meiosis
tetrad
aerobe
diffusion
ventral root
38. The process of breaking down large organic molecules into smaller ones
erythrocyte
epinephrine
digestion
adaptive radiation
39. The part of the alimentary canal between the mouth and the esophagus
bile
host
niche
pharynx
40. Small - disc-shaped bodies in the blood that play a chief role in coagulation
phototropism
phenotype
platelet
cochlea
41. A process by which the cell membrane is invaginated to form a vesicle which contains extracellular medium
biome
phagocyte
endocytosis
Krebs cycle
42. A process of photosynthesis in which water is split into H+ and OH-; the hydrogen ion is then joined to NADP
interstitial cells
adrenocorticotrophic hormone
photolysis
tetrad
43. A specialized structure that controls osmotic pressure by removing water from the cell
style
fibrinogen
sensory neuron
contractile vacuole
44. An opening in the eye whose size is regulated by the iris
pupil
thyroid
spermatogenesis
meninges
45. The intake of food from the environment into the alimentary canal
chemotropism
photolysis
ingestion
central nervous system
46. A kingdom of unicellular living organisms that are neither animals nor plants; includes some groups of algae - slime molds and protozoa
Protista
testes
antibody
Loop of Henle
47. Organism that consumes food from outside itself instead of producing it
consumer
self-pollination
ungulate
corpus callosum
48. The area of medulla that regulates the rate of breathing
pistil
morula
permeability
respiratory center
49. A plant growth hormone
auxin
autolysis
taiga
epidermis
50. Refers to protective covering
Annelida
integument
cone
pedigree
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