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| worms, nematodes, helminthes, flukes, etc. |
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| Cells contain complex structures inside the membrance such as a nucleus |
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| Unicellular organism with cell membrane, but without membrane bound organelles |
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| Single celled with no cell nucleus or organelles |
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| Benefit without positive or negative effects |
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| Will take any oppurtunity to grow beyond the body's normal tolerance level. |
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| Substance used for bacterial growth |
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| the change in the gene pool of a population over time, as organisms with genetic variance most suited to current environmental conditions are more successful at survival and reproduction than others. |
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| causes of changes in gene pool |
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| The emergence of a population with enough variation from the ancestral population to warrant a new name |
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| members that share the same niche |
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| Compares gene sequences of two groups of organisms |
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| a tool to help positively identify organisms being observed. |
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| Microscope with two ocular lenses |
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| the ability to see two things as two things |
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| Serrate-teeth pointing towards apex |
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