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| jellyfish, sea anemone, coral, hydra |
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| tapeworm, fluke, planaria |
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| earthworm, leech ,sandworm |
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| clam, snail, octopus, squid |
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| starfish/sand dollar/sea urchin/sea cucumber |
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| trout/ blowfish/ catfish/ redfish |
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| the science of classifying things by a set of characteristics |
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| universal names and groups and it shows relationships |
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| small, missing many normal parts of the cell |
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| protazoa and all other algaes |
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| multicellular and autotrophic |
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| multicellular AND heterotrophic |
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| what is the biggest phylum on earth? |
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| true plant characteristics |
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| eukaryotic, autotrophic, multicellular |
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| plant like but not a true plant |
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| fungus, algae, blue green algae |
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| what are xylem and phloem? |
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| tubes that carry water up and down the plant |
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| vascular plants characteristic |
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| have xylem and phloem (also known as vascular tissue) |
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| evergreens (oak trees in tx) and are gymnosperms |
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| what do gymnasiums and gymnosperms have in common? |
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| gymnasium is an ancient greecian term used to describ a place where people could run around naked, GYMNO means naked ergo naked trees |
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| how do conifers reproduce? |
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| another name for a flowering plant is |
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| peanut, bean, flowering plants |
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| diffrence between butterflies and moths |
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moth is fatter, harier and head and body all one
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| what does a tortoise beetle look like? |
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| wings, compound eyes, 1 pair of antennae |
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| 3 arthropod characteristics |
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| exoskeleton, segmented body, 4 or more legs |
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| 3 beetles similar to scarab family? |
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| rhino beetle, hurcules beetle, japanese beetle |
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| non flowering seed plant ex. |
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| non vascular plant example |
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| vascular plant without seeds example |
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