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| fungi in which decompose dead plants and animals material by ingesting them |
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| an organism that harms another organism for its benefit |
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| change of an organism overtime |
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| the distince from one side to another in a circle |
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| an animal that is a vertebrete and has a backbone. Amphibians, Reptiles, Fishes, Birds, and mammals are in this classification group |
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| an appendage on the head that contains sense organs |
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| group of living organisms that are capable of reproduction amounst each other |
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| an animal that has a backbone |
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| an animal that lacks a backbone |
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| the patterns changes and developments that occur from the birth to the death of a organism |
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| a paired respitor y organ of fish by which oxygen extracted from water flowing over the surfaces; attaced to the wall of the pharnx |
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| the subgroup of antinfectives that are dervied from bacterial sources and are used to treat bacterieal infections |
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| the simplist unit of life, the basic fundimental unit of life |
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