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- ExplorerGeneral Knowledge
Across various topics including history, science, geography, culture, and more
- ExplorerGeneral History
World history, including ancient civilizations, wars, historical figures, and important events
- ExplorerRepresentative Metals, Metalloids, and Nonmetals (Chemistry)
Recall cards on the descriptive chemistry of the representative elements: periodicity and the periodic behavior of the representative metals (alkali, alkaline earth, group 12, and the metals of groups 13 to 15, plus the inert pair effect…
- ExplorerVertebrates
Recall cards on the vertebrates and their chordate kin: the five chordate characteristics and the invertebrate lancelets and tunicates; the jawless hagfishes and lampreys and the jawed cartilaginous and bony fishes; the amphibians with…
- ExplorerTransition Metals and Coordination Chemistry (Chemistry)
Recall cards on the transition metals and coordination chemistry: the properties of the transition metals and inner transition metals (lanthanides and actinides), their electron configurations, oxidation states, and periodic trends; the…
- ExplorerScience General
Science and nature, including biology, chemistry, physics, and the natural world
- ExplorerInvertebrates
Recall cards on the major invertebrate phyla: the tissue-less sponges (Porifera) with their spongocoel, choanocytes, and spicules; the diploblastic Cnidaria with their cnidocytes, polyp and medusa forms, and coral reefs; the…
- ExplorerPlant Form and Physiology
Recall cards on plant form and physiology: the shoot and root organ systems; meristematic and permanent tissues and the dermal, vascular, and ground tissue systems; stem anatomy and modifications, primary and secondary growth, wood, and…
- ExplorerThe Animal Body: Basic Form and Function
Recall cards on animal form and function: body symmetry and directional terms; the physical constraints of size and shape (drag, gravity, exoskeletons, endoskeletons, diffusion and the surface-area-to-volume ratio); animal bioenergetics…