Biology Prefixes and Suffixes

Which term describes an organism that thrives in a high-salt environment?

What is the function of hemoglobin?

Which medical condition involves inflammation of the liver?

What is the study of tissues known as?

Which term implies a solution with a higher concentration of solutes?

What does 'hemi-' refer to in anatomical or biological terms?

If a cell is placed in a 'hypotonic' solution, what is likely to happen?

Which of the following words is associated with 'simple'?

Which term is related to the study of the stomach?

In which part of the body would you find the cerebral 'hemisphere'?

What substance is created from 'glyc-' and stored in the liver?

A doctor is analyzing a sample that appears to have too little solute. What might they call this?

Which of the following terms is most closely associated with blood?

If a biologist refers to something as 'beyond' a normal range, which prefix might they use?

Which of the following terms is related to the liver?

Which term describes a cell with a 'simple' set of chromosomes?

Considering prefixes related to quantity, which one pertains to one-half?

Which substance can be inferred to contain blood?

A biologist is studying cells in a seemingly salty environment. What might they call this?

A patient presents high blood sugar, what might a doctor measure?