process in whichorganisms withfavorable genes aremore likely to surviveto reproduce. Ex. theidea of ____ ___ wasfirst presented byCharles Darwin.MolecularWeightenergies arehigher inmultiplecovalentbondsnocharge,havemassIs the scientificstudy oforganisms(livingand fossil)reproducethemselves andserve astemplates forproteinsynthesis.Controlledgroup ofindividualswith the samespecies thatinterbreed.attractive forcethat links atomstogether to formmoleculeselectricallychargedparticlesone orbit,holds 2electronsBinomiala stableassociationof atomssharingone pairofelectronsMaintenance ofthe narrowrange ofconditions inthe internalenviorementNaturalSelectionsum ofatomicweights of allatoms in themoleculeprotontransformssunlightenergy intochemicalenergyPhotosynthesiseach specieshas adifferentscientificnametraits existin discreteunitsNucleusSinglenucleusBiologypositivelycharged,havemassAtomicNumberGenesMoleculenumber ofprotonswhichidentifies anelementelementPopulationChemicalBondsElectronelectronsaresharedequallyIonsBondscontainsgeneticinformationfundamentalsubstancecontainingonly onetype of atomNucleicAcidsMassNumbermanipulate onefactor whileholding othervariablesconstant.negativelychargednegligiblemassprotonsandneutronsFirstShellHomeostasisprocess in whichorganisms withfavorable genes aremore likely to surviveto reproduce. Ex. theidea of ____ ___ wasfirst presented byCharles Darwin.MolecularWeightenergies arehigher inmultiplecovalentbondsnocharge,havemassIs the scientificstudy oforganisms(livingand fossil)reproducethemselves andserve astemplates forproteinsynthesis.Controlledgroup ofindividualswith the samespecies thatinterbreed.attractive forcethat links atomstogether to formmoleculeselectricallychargedparticlesone orbit,holds 2electronsBinomiala stableassociationof atomssharingone pairofelectronsMaintenance ofthe narrowrange ofconditions inthe internalenviorementNaturalSelectionsum ofatomicweights of allatoms in themoleculeprotontransformssunlightenergy intochemicalenergyPhotosynthesiseach specieshas adifferentscientificnametraits existin discreteunitsNucleusSinglenucleusBiologypositivelycharged,havemassAtomicNumberGenesMoleculenumber ofprotonswhichidentifies anelementelementPopulationChemicalBondsElectronelectronsaresharedequallyIonsBondscontainsgeneticinformationfundamentalsubstancecontainingonly onetype of atomNucleicAcidsMassNumbermanipulate onefactor whileholding othervariablesconstant.negativelychargednegligiblemassprotonsandneutronsFirstShellHomeostasis

Biology - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. process in which organisms with favorable genes are more likely to survive to reproduce. Ex. the idea of ____ ___ was first presented by Charles Darwin.
  2. Molecular Weight
  3. energies are higher in multiple covalent bonds
  4. no charge, have mass
  5. Is the scientific study of organisms(living and fossil)
  6. reproduce themselves and serve as templates for protein synthesis.
  7. Controlled
  8. group of individuals with the same species that interbreed.
  9. attractive force that links atoms together to form molecules
  10. electrically charged particles
  11. one orbit, holds 2 electrons
  12. Binomial
  13. a stable association of atoms
  14. sharing one pair of electrons
  15. Maintenance of the narrow range of conditions in the internal enviorement
  16. Natural Selection
  17. sum of atomic weights of all atoms in the molecule
  18. proton
  19. transforms sunlight energy into chemical energy
  20. Photosynthesis
  21. each species has a different scientific name
  22. traits exist in discrete units
  23. Nucleus
  24. Single
  25. nucleus
  26. Biology
  27. positively charged, have mass
  28. Atomic Number
  29. Genes
  30. Molecule
  31. number of protons which identifies an element
  32. element
  33. Population
  34. Chemical Bonds
  35. Electron
  36. electrons are shared equally
  37. Ions
  38. Bonds
  39. contains genetic information
  40. fundamental substance containing only one type of atom
  41. Nucleic Acids
  42. Mass Number
  43. manipulate one factor while holding other variables constant.
  44. negatively charged negligible mass
  45. protons and neutrons
  46. First Shell
  47. Homeostasis