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| a group of tissues that work together for a specific job |
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| a series of organs working together for a specific purpose |
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| the most basic unit of life |
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| a scientist who studies about living organisms |
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| a conclusion based on an observation |
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| a testable prediction about an observation |
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| an observation that uses numbers or measurements |
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| a factor that can affect the outcome of an experiment |
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| a variable that stays the same |
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| information gathered using your senses |
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| the American mountains in the northwest formed from |
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| new crust is formed where two plate boundaries |
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| explains the origin nof the Earth |
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| "Scientists who study Earth's origin, hihstory, structure, processes" |
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| the layer of the earth that the lithosphere floats on |
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| a boundary where two plates collide |
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| a boundary where plates slide past each other |
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| movement of materials caused by difference in temperature |
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| process where one lithohspheric late slides under another plate |
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| Continental drit was proven with the discovery of |
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| liquid or molten material that makes its way to Earth's surface |
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| an area below Earth's surface where magma collects |
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| structures that contain DNA |
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| number of nuclei in a cell |
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| molecule that stores energy in the cell |
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| the amount of water in the air |
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| two products of photosynthesis |
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| control center of the cell |
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| photosynthesis occurs in the organelle |
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| organelle where cell repisration takes place |
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| opening in a volcano where volanic materials are released |
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| the average weather conditions for a particular area |
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| Mendel studied genetics using |
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| Two ingeredients of photosynthesis |
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| scientist who studies weather |
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| build up of heat from trapped heat from the sun |
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| Magma flows to Earth's surface creating volcanic islands |
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| electrical discharge from a thunderstorm |
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| tol used to check the porbablity of inheriting a certain trait |
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| "high, thin feathery clouds" |
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| language used for naming things |
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| combination of inherited genes |
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| rise in world temperatures |
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| sex cells of a lalnt are located in |
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| segments of DNA that carry hereditary information |
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| the height of an object above the Earth's surface |
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| organism's inherited appearance |
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| tree types that do not loose their leaves |
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| life cycle of a plant when it produces spores |
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| jets fly in an atmosphereic layer that is |
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| two types of roots in a plant |
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| the organelle where chlorohyll absorbs the sun's energy |
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| measure of a force with which molecules push on a surface |
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| Earth's main source of energy |
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| type of trees that lose their leaves in the fall |
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| plants make their own food and are called |
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| "gravity, wind, animals can all cause" |
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| plant structure that collects sunlight and converts it to glucose |
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| large rotating tropical storm |
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| mixture of gases that surround earth |
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| Waxy layer that coats the leaves and stems of a plant |
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| amount of moisture in the air |
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| part of a plant that transports materials throughout a plant |
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| rock layers that have been bent from Earth's inner forces |
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| where two air masses meet |
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| explains why the continents were once one large land mass |
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| point on the Earth's surface where an earthquake began |
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| structure in a plant that produces pollen |
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| "contamination of water, soil, air" |
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| ingredient ofphotosynthesis |
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| igneous rock forms from cooling |
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| height above the Earth's surface |
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| part of the plant responsible for photosynthesis |
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| hypothesized that Earth's continents were not always where they are |
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| water diffuses in and out of a cell |
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| group of cells working together performing a specific function |
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| movement from an aare of high concentration to low |
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| supercontinent that existed over 250 million years ago |
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| plant that does not bare flowers |
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| process of cell division that forms two new cells |
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| process where a cell brings a large particle into the cell |
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| the result of mitosis and cytokinesis |
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| earth's surface is made up of rigid plates |
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| organisms that eat both lants and animals |
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| forms a plate during the cell cycle |
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| cell gets rid of large particles through this process |
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| produces lactic acid in muscle cells |
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| two ingredients in cell respiration |
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| our solar system was made from gas and dust |
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Megan likes to wait til the last minute to study :)
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