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| took x ray pictures of DNA |
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| discovered the structure of DNA |
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| deoxyribose and phosphate |
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| the 2 compounds that make up the sides of the DNA ladder |
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| 2 bases on DNA that ALWAYS bond together |
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| Monomer of nucleic acids, consists of one sugar (deoxyribose or ribose), 1 base (A, G, C, T, or U), and a phosphate |
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| Process in which a DNA molecule makes an exact copy of itself |
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| Process in which one gene on DNA is copied to make an mRNA |
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| Process in which the gene on mRNA is used to string together a series of amino acids and make a protein |
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| developed the theory of survival of the fittest |
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| theory that the strongest members of a specie will survive and pass the strongest traits on to their offspring |
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| teacher who was arrested for teachign about evolution |
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| Structures in different species that are similar. |
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| kingdom of unicellular prokaryotes |
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| kingdom of unicellular eukaryotes which can be autotrophic or heterotrophic |
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| kingdom of uni and multicellular heterotrophs |
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| kingdom of multicellular autotrophs |
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| kingdom of multicellular heterotrophs |
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| man who classified animals according to how they moved |
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| man who classified animals according to structure |
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| method of naming organisms by genus and species |
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| 5 diseases caused by bacteria |
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| tooth decay, tuberculosis, strep throat, MRSA, anthrax |
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| 5 foods produces by bacteria |
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| pickles, yogurt, sauerkraut, beer, wine |
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| how protists are categorized |
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| by their method of movement |
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| how protists are categorized |
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| by their method of movement |
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| how protists are categorized |
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| by their method of movement |
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| group of protists that move with pseudopods |
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| an example of a sarcodine |
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| protists with small hairs to help them move |
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| protists that move with long hairs |
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| protists that do not move |
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| protists which have glass shells that can be used in toothpaste or highway paint |
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| the only single celled fungi |
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| method of reproduction of multicellular fungi |
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| long threads that transport nutrients to fungi |
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| underground networks of hyphae |
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| vascular plants that reproduce with spores |
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| seed plants that contain their seeds in cones |
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| flowering plants that contain their seeds in flowers |
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| Vascular tissue that transports water and minerals from the roots to the leaves |
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| Vascular tissue that transports sugars from the leaves to the roots |
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| part of the flower that attracts birds and bees to the flower |
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| part of the flower that is sticky so pollen sticks to it |
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| part of the flower that contains sperm |
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| part of the flower that holds the anther |
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| part of the flower that is a tube through which pollen passes to get to the egg |
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| part of the flower that contains the egg |
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| vertebrates that breathe with gills and are covered with scales |
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| vertebrate that has smooth skin and breathes through gills when young and lungs when mature |
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| vertebrate that is covered with scales and breathes with lungs |
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| vertebrates which are covered with feathers and breathe with lungs |
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| vertebrates which are covered in hair and breahe with lungs |
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| egg that contains membranes |
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