BIO 10100 T/F FINAL
ATP synthase is a protein that participates in the redox reactions of the electron transport chain
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All cells in a human body undergo the process of meiosis.
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All the individuals that constitute any given population will be genetically identical.
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Based on this illustration, you would predict that the allele for dark-colored mice would become more common over time in the barrier island mouse population
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Both meiosis I and meiosis II decrease the number of chromosomes in a cell
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Cytokinesis and mitosis are the same processes.
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Cytokinesis occurs during interphase.
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Darwin's ideas about natural selection were immediately accepted; this shows that the scientific community recognizes and accepts correct ideas as soon as they are presented.
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Electrons gain energy as they move through the electron transport chain
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Energy is used to force protons from the thylakoid space back into the stroma.
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Fermentation produces more ATP molecules than aerobic respiration does
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In the phrase survival of the fittest, the term fittest refers to the individual with the greatest physical strength.
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Interphase is an uneventful resting stage of the cell division cycle
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New nuclei form during the anaphase stage of cell division.
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Only animal cells carry out oxidative phosphorylation
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Photosynthesis creates energy; cellular respiration destroys energy.
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Populations evolve over time because the individuals that form them are individually evolving.
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The events in meiosis I are almost identical to the events in mitosis.
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The mitochondria of plant cells contain thylakoids
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The muscle cells of a very active organism would contain fewer mitochondria than those of a less active organism
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Unlike mitosis, during meiosis II, the nuclear membrane does not break down.
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Alcohol is a by-product of fermentation by yeast.
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An insect devouring a leaf is an example of the second law of thermodynamics in action.
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Cellular respiration is essentially the opposite of photosynthesis.
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During independent assortment, the paternal and maternal chromosomes of each homologous pair separate into different daughter cells.
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During meiosis I, the microtubules from each spindle pole attach to only one member of a bivalent, generally the one closest to that spindle pole
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Lactic acid is a by-product of fermentation in the human body
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Oxidative phosphorylation includes an electron transport chain.
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The NADH produced by the Krebs cycle donates electrons to the electron transport chain
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The daughter cells that are produced in meiosis I are haploid
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The energy that is needed to produce the flash of a firefly originally comes from sunlight
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The first law of thermodynamics states that the total energy of a living system and its surroundings remains constant.
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The mitotic spindle guides the movement of chromosomes during certain stages of mitosis.
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When ATP breaks down into ADP and a free phosphate group, energy is given off
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With the possible exception of genetic mutation, the two daughter cells produced from the parent cell, as shown in this illustration, are identical to each other.
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