Plant and Animal Kingdom Overview

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What would happen to a plant cell if it were placed in a hypertonic solution?

  • It would grow.
  • It would burst.
  • It would remain the same.
  • It would shrink. (correct)

Which of the following best describes the role of yeast in an ecosystem?

  • Saprophyte (correct)
  • Producer
  • Predator
  • Herbivore

Which of the following is Linnaeus primarily known for?

  • Coining the term _Homo sapiens_ and establishing modern taxonomy (correct)
  • Discovering cells
  • Formulating the laws of thermodynamics
  • Developing the theory of evolution

How many levels are present in the hierarchy of biological taxonomy?

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Which of the following groups is included under the Kingdom Plantae?

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What term describes organisms that decompose substances into useful products?

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To which trophic group does a grasshopper belong?

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In which environment would a walrus most likely be found?

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Which of the following biological interactions is best represented by a hunter shooting a duck for food?

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A mango tree and a sampaguita plant growing side-by-side in a garden are an example of what type of interaction?

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Which of the following is NOT an example of homologous organs?

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What property of leeches makes them useful in certain medical applications?

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Which of the following lists includes only types of carbohydrates?

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If carbohydrates are hydrophilic organic compounds, how are lipids best classified?

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What waste product is produced during photosynthesis?

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What is the primary function of photosynthesis in plants?

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At what time of day do plants typically produce carbon dioxide?

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Which plant hormones are primarily responsible for promoting auxiliary bud growth and apical dominance?

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What does the term 'ecological niche' describe?

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What is the primary effect of eutrophication on aquatic environments?

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After a forest fire destroys most of the existing vegetation, what is the regrowth of trees and bushes in the following years called?

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What is the primary environmental impact of releasing fluorocarbons from aerosol cans?

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Which of the following energy sources would most significantly affect food supplies if it were to become unsustainable?

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What type of reproduction is grafting considered?

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Which of the following best exemplifies budding as a form of asexual reproduction?

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Which of the following is considered the world’s largest ecosystem of deserts?

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What is turgor pressure?

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What is the primary function of cellular respiration?

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Under what circumstances will recessive genes have a phenotypic expression?

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What is the primary consequence of DNA damage that is not repaired and is replicated?

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Which organ secretes insulin?

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What is in vitro fertilization?

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Which of the following refers to the part of the human body where the nasal cavities belong?

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What is the chemical symbol for the element calcium?

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What causes some pregnant mothers to experience tooth loss?

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What unit of measure is Pascal (Pa) defined as?

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Which type of organic compound is commonly found in perfumes?

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Under which classification does milk fall?

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In what medium does light travel fastest?

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Among the following, which has the smallest mass when measured on an equal arm balance?

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What is the correct name for the compound MnF3?

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Why is copper the most widely used metal in electrical wiring?

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Why do people carrying a heavy load with one arm often hold their free hand away from their body?

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Why is work considered to be done when blowing up a balloon?

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What causes an object to appear to lose weight when immersed in fluid?

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What process occurs when dry ice (CO2(s)) changes into CO2(g)?

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Flashcards

Plant cell in hypertonic solution

Shrinking of a plant cell in a hypertonic solution.

Saprophytes

Organisms that obtain nutrients from dead or decaying organic matter.

Heterotroph

An organism that cannot produce its own food and relies on other organisms for nutrition.

Predation

A relationship where one organism hunts and feeds on another.

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Competition (Ecology)

Competition occurs when different species rely on the same limited resources.

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Monosaccharides

Sugars with one unit.

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Lipids

Organic compounds that do not dissolve in water.

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Photosynthesis

The process where plants convert light energy into chemical energy, releasing oxygen.

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Cytokinins and Auxins

Plant hormones responsible for growth, bud development, and apical dominance.

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Ecological Niche

A species ecological role in its environment including biotic and abiotic factors.

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Eutrophication

The process where nutrient enrichment leads to oxygen depletion in water bodies.

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Secondary Ecological Succession

Regrowth of vegetation after a disturbance, where soil remains intact.

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Budding

A form of asexual reproduction where a new organism grows from an outgrowth.

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Turgor Pressure

Pressure exerted on the cell wall of bacteria, fungi, and plants.

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Cellular Respiration

The cellular process that transfers biochemical energy into ATP.

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Recessive Genes

Genes that express only when present in a homozygous genotype.

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Mutation

A change in DNA that results in a genetic disorder.

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In Vitro Fertilization

Union of sperm and egg in a laboratory setting.

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Pascal (Pressure)

A measure of pressure, one newton per square meter.

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Colloid

A type of mixture where particles are dispersed but not dissolved.

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Sublimation

The change of a solid directly into a gas.

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Nucleic Acid

Molecules that carry an organism's genetic information.

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Microfilaments

Essential for cytokinesis, amoeboid movement and changes in cell shape.

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Homologous Structures

Structures with common ancestry but different functions.

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Probiotics

Non-pathogenic microorganisms with beneficial effects.

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Yeast

Organisms under Kingdom Fungi.

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Bioremediation (Bacteria)

Microbial digestion of hydrocarbons to clean up oil spills.

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Microbial Culture

Diagnostic test to multiply microorganisms to determine cause of disease.

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Chloroplast

Converts light energy to chemical energy.

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Hibernation

Slowing-down response by frogs during the cold months.

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Food Web

Feeding connections between all life forms.

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Kyoto Protocol

Protocol requiring countries to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

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Natural Selection

Gradual transformation of species.

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Lungs

Main organ for breathing.

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Niacin

Vitamin also known as Vitamin B3.

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Plasma

Fourth state of matter.

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Endothermic Decomposition

Decomposition that absorbs energy.

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Surface Tension

Phenomenon due to the clinging of the molecules of the surface.

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Nuclear Fission

Splitting of the nucleus of atoms.

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Object at equilibrium

An object that is not in accelerated motion.

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Study Notes

  • A plant cell shrinks in a hypertonic solution

  • Yeast feeds on necrotic and decaying matter

  • Carl Linnaeus is the father of modern taxonomy, responsible for the term Homo sapiens

  • Biological taxonomy has an 8-level hierarchy

  • Kingdom Plantae includes Magnolidae

  • Saprophytes decompose substances into useful products

  • A grasshopper is a heterotroph

  • Walruses inhabit arctic environments

  • Predation is exemplified by a hunter eating a duck

  • Mango and sampaguita plants compete in a garden which exhibits competition

  • Fish tail is NOT a homologous organ

  • Leeches are used to facilitate anticoagulation

  • Monosaccharides, oligosaccharides, and polysaccharides are types of carbohydrates

  • Lipids are hydrophobic, while carbohydrates are hydrophilic

  • Photosynthesis produces oxygen as a waste product

  • Plants convert sunlight into chemical energy through photosynthesis

  • Plants produce carbon dioxide in the evening

  • Cytokinins and auxins regulate plant growth, promoting auxiliary bud growth and apical dominance

  • Ecological niche describes how a species copes with everyday life

  • Eutrophication depletes dissolved oxygen, diminishing sea harvests

  • Secondary ecological succession occurs after wildfires, with soil remaining viable

  • Fluorocarbons reduce ozone levels

  • Plants as energy source are the most disadvantageous due to the impact on food supplies

  • Grafting is a form of asexual reproduction

  • Budding is a type of asexual reproduction seen in corals

  • Antarctica is the world’s largest desert ecosystem

  • Turgor pressure is the pressure exerted on the plasma membrane against the cell wall

  • Cellular respiration transmits biochemical energy into ATP

  • Recessive genes require a homozygous genotype for phenotypic expression

  • Mutations result from damaged, unrepaired, and replicated DNA

  • Insulin is secreted by the pancreas

  • In vitro fertilization unites sperm and ovum in a test tube

  • Nasal cavities serve as resonators

  • Calcium’s symbol is Ca

  • Tooth loss after pregnancy is often due to iron and mineral deficiency

  • Pascal is one newton per square meter and is a measure of pressure

  • Perfumes contain esters

  • Milk is a colloid

  • Light travels fastest in air

  • A 1/8 sheet of pad paper has the smallest mass

  • Manganese (III) fluoride is the correct name for MnF3

  • Copper wires are more conductive than aluminum and cheaper than silver

  • Holding a free hand away from the body when carrying a heavy load adjusts the center of gravity

  • Work is done when blowing a balloon and force is exerted

  • Weight loss of immersed objects is due to buoyant force

  • Sublimation is when solid CO2 (dry ice) turns into gaseous CO2

  • Nucleic acids contain an organism’s genetic makeup

  • Cilia are sensory hair-like structures in eukaryotic cells

  • Microfilaments are essential for cytokinesis, amoeboid movement, and cell shape changes

  • Human arms, bat wings, and seal flippers are homologous organisms

  • Bifidobacterium is an example of a non-pathogenic probiotic

  • Yeast is a fungus

  • Microsporidia are classified under Kingdom Fungi

  • Fungi cell walls contain chitins and glucans

  • Bacteria can clean up oil spills by digesting hydrocarbons

  • Entamoeba histolytica is a protist that causes dysentery

  • Dengue is transmitted by arthropods

  • Microbial culture allows microorganism to multiply in a medium to determine if it is linked to an infectious disease

  • Chloroplasts convert light energy into chemical energy

  • Desert plants have few or no leaves to decrease transpiration

  • Bats navigate using sound waves

  • Hypertrophication is when water from a river is mixed with the contents of a septic tank

  • Hibernation slows down a frog’s circulatory system

  • A frog's hind legs are a physiological adaptation for jumping away from predators

  • Food webs show feeding connections between life forms

  • Air pollution causes acid rain

  • The Kyoto Protocol aims to reduce greenhouse gas emissions

  • Habitat destruction is a significant cost of dwindling biodiversity

  • Natural selection explains the evolution of life forms

  • Radiation exposure can lead to new genetic traits

  • Lungs are the main organ for respiration

  • Niacin is a vitamin

  • Plasma is the fourth state of matter

  • Organic compounds contain hydrocarbons

  • The general equation (AB + energy → A + B) represents endothermic decomposition

  • Tellurium’s symbol is Te

  • A p orbital can hold a maximum of 6 electrons

  • Surface tension allows a toothpick to sit on water

  • Nuclear fission involves splitting the nucleus of atoms

  • A textbook on a table has zero net force acting in it

  • The Earth's tilt causes seasons

  • Metalloids exhibit properties of both metals and non-metals

  • Boron produces a bright green flame in a flame test

  • A metric carat, a unit of mass for gemstones, equals 200 mg

  • Midnight sun occurs when the North Pole tilts towards the sun, with constant sunlight

  • The scientific method: 1. Identify the problem; 2. Formulate the hypothesis; 3. Test the hypothesis, 4. Analyze/Verify the Results and 5. Formulate Conclusions and Recommendations

  • Motion = change in position = distance/time/speed

  • Embryological development: gametes → fertilization → zygote → cleavage → embryo

  • Earth’s eras: Precambrian → Paleozoic → Mesozoic → Cenozoic

  • The body’s primary energy source is glucose

  • Diffusion moves water molecules from high to low concentration

  • Osmosis is the process where molecules pass through a semi-permeable membrane

  • Catalysts or enzymes speed up or retard reactions

  • Atmospheric layers (closest to Earth): Troposphere → Stratosphere → Mesosphere → Ionosphere → Thermosphere → Exosphere

  • Plant cells have cell walls, animal cells do not

  • Law of Interaction explains that when walking you push against the ground; the ground pushes back to you

  • Cohesive forces hold together molecules of the same substance, adhesive forces hold together molecules of different substances.

  • Global warming is caused by a buildup of gases in the atmosphere

  • Mitosis stages: Prophase → Metaphase → Anaphase → Telophase

  • Rickets results from Vitamin D deficiency

  • Chemical changes form new substances

  • Mass is the amount of matter in a body, weight is dependent on mass and gravity

  • Levels of organization (lowest to highest): Cells → Tissues → Organs → System

  • Boiling point changes a substance from liquid to gas, melting point changes from solid to liquid

  • A physical change alters size, shape, or state without changing chemical identity

  • Electrons are negative, surround the nucleus; protons are positive; neutrons are neutral

  • Atomic number = number of protons or electrons; atomic weight = number of protons + neutrons

  • Earthquakes are caused by rock masses deforming and breaking

  • The epicenter is directly above the focus and the focus is the origin of an earthquake.

  • Heat transfers from higher to lower temperature

  • Lenticels are breathing organs on plant stems and trunks

  • Ecological organization: Ecosystem → Population → Community → Biosphere

  • Regeneration occurs when a severed starfish portion grows into a full starfish

  • Mitochondria is the site of cellular respiration and is the "powerhouse" of eukaryotic cells

  • Regurgitation is when a mother bird partially digests food for its young

  • Systemic circulation is the complete trip of blood from the heart, to the body, and back

  • Genetic drift allows traits not useful to remain in the population by chance

  • The average person has 5 liters of blood

  • Vestigial organs have lost their usefulness

  • Cell functions: protein synthesis, energy production, and reproduction

  • Ecosystems involve interaction of organisms with their environment and nutrient cycling and energy transfer

  • A food chain demonstrates hierarchical dependence for food and A system of interlocking and interdependent food chains gives rise to food webs.

  • Falling objects have constant acceleration of 9.8m/s2, regardless of weight

  • Mechanical energy is conserved in a swinging pendulum

  • Visible light falls between infrared and ultraviolet on the electromagnetic spectrum

  • Objects become positively charged by losing electrons

  • The capsid is a protein shell enclosing a virus's nucleic acid

  • Artificial insemination is used to restore endangered species populations

  • Salvaging is taking a life without due process

  • The Philippines lies in the Ring of Fire

  • The energy source the country is gas

  • Geographical isolation can lead to speciation

  • Typhoons are storms in the Pacific

  • Polysaccharides, triglycerides, polypeptides, and nucleic acids are macromolecules

  • Lignite (brown coal) is the lowest rank of coal

  • Iron is a ferromagnetic material

  • Silicon with a mass umber of 28 and an atomic number of 14 has 14 protons and electrons.

  • Element X with an electron configuration of 1S2 2S2 2p2 belongs to carbon family

  • Plant cells swell in hypotonic solutions and shrink in hypertonic

  • Penicillin’s discovery by Alexander Fleming was serendipitous

  • Technology is the application of science

  • Earthworms display irritability

  • Soil study is NOT directly involved in biology

  • Homeostasis maintains a constant internal environment

  • Shedding leaves is a behavioral adaptation

  • Plant cell walls are cellulose, fungi cell walls are chitin

  • Petroleum forms from decaying microorganisms under heat and pressure

  • Lack of collagen causes brittle bones

  • A 27-year-old has 206 bones

  • Villi line the small intestine

  • Chyme is partially digested food mixed with hydrochloric acid

  • The idea that humans can master other living organisms and the nonliving, on earth is rejected by most reproductive species

  • In biology taxonomy, if the domain is at the top, species is at the bottom.

  • Bacteria can clean up oil spills

  • Plasmodium causes malaria

  • Kingdom Monera includes true bacteria, bacteria-like organisms, and blue-green algae

  • The sun is the primary source of energy for Earth

  • Protists, Fungi, Plants, and Animals are eukaryotic organisms.

  • Under the Six-Kingdom system, multicellular forms with specialized eukaryotic cells are classified as plants

  • Photosynthesis occurs in plants and cyanobacteria

  • Sea stars can regenerate

  • The electron transport chain occurs in the mitochondria of eukaryotes

  • Habitat is where an organism lives and thrives

  • Frogs do not need hard eggshells

  • Noble gases (neon, helium) are in group 8 of the periodic table

  • Mitosis is the process in human sexual repro that takes place for fetus growth and maturation

  • Fructose is an isomer of glucose

  • Hydroxyl groups differentiate chitin from cellulose

  • Global warming results from increased greenhouse gases

  • Polar bears are in the order Carnivora

  • In vitro fertilization (IVF) babies are "test-tube babies"

  • Hydrogen is the simplest atom

  • Calcium is abundant in the human body and aids in blood clotting

  • The water cycle includes evaporation, condensation, precipitation, infiltration, runoff, and substance flow

  • Viruses are acellular infectious agents requiring living cells to replicate

  • Enzymes decrease the energy needed for reactions

  • Air pollution causes lung disease exacerbation

  • The monkey-eating eagle (Pithecophaga jefferyi) is endangered

  • Hydrogen, oxygen, carbon, and nitrogen are abundant in living matter

  • Trisomy 21 (Down syndrome) involves 3 copies of chromosome 21

  • Essential amino acids must be obtained through diet

  • Chargaff’s rules: adenine = thymine, guanine = cytosine

  • Mules are produced by mating a female horse and a male donkey

  • Mendel's reasons to pick garden peas is because they need caring and cultivating

  • Kicking, leaping, and flying involve muscles and bones

  • Microevolution is quantifiable evolutionary within a population

  • Tropical rainforest in the Phillippines are common.

  • Bioremediation uses microorganism metabolism to clean up toxic wastes

  • A decrease in carbon dioxide decreases the rate of photosynthesis

  • Scurvy is caused by ascorbic acid (vitamin C) deficiency

  • Increased urbanization disrupts natural habitats

  • Parthenogenesis is a modified form of sexual reproduction is seen among bees

  • Ecosystems are communities interacting with nonliving things

  • Deforestation is the removal of trees

  • Galileo Galilee is the "Father of Modern Science because of scientific method use

  • Leeches are segmented worms used for anticoagulation

  • The Bruntland Commission emphasizes sustainable development

  • The Philippine Clean Air Act of 1999 requires anti-pollution devices and bans incinerators

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