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| Sphere 3 types, name them. |
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| Atmosphere, lithosphere, hydropsphere |
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| The gaseous mass or envelope surrounding a celestial body, especially the one surrounding the earth, and retained by the celestial body's gravitational field. |
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| The outer part of the earth, consisting of the crust and upper mantle |
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| The waters of the earth's surface as distinguished from those of the lithosphere and the atmosphere. |
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| movment from a high concentration, to a lower concentration. |
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| Diffusion of fluid through a semipermeable membrane from a solution with a low solute concentration to a solution with a higher solute concentration until there is an equal concentration of fluid on both sides of the membrane. |
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| Older organism, no organilles, no nuclius, single celled, prokaryotes, intestine, yogurt/chesse, staff, chlamidia, ecoli injested"bad", ecoli intestine is good |
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| Older organism, no organilles, no nuclius, single celled, prokaryotes, solfer, heat, cold, extreme conditions, toxic, acidic, extremeophiles |
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| no organilles, single cell, can be pathagenic, can be benaficial, animals,plants,fungi,protists |
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| have organilles, nuclius, multi celled, complex organism. |
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| non living, must infect host to take over, cell duplication, inject their dna or rna then replicate, h1n1 flu, hep c, rihnovirus"cold", hiv, herpies, cant divide |
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| molicule which manufactures protiens. |
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| Plants, unique, create own food, cellulose. h20 nutrients, sugar, |
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| eats plants and other heterotrophs, need to gain energy from other sources |
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| similar trait shared by 2 different groups, not a comon ancestor. |
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| shared by a comon anc. to all species in a group |
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| use chemical for energy growth, found in thermal vents, hot springs volcano |
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| fossil evidence, homologous structures, similar structures with modifacations. hand leg flippers batwing... trait shared by 2 speices from a common ancestor. |
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| appears after a split from a common lineage. |
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| cows, live stock, bigger more meat. |
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| survival of the fittest,disease.. yata yata |
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| natural mutation, gene duplication, chance of error during complication. |
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| random change in dna, 1 good, 2 bad, 3 neutral |
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| during division make up genes |
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| all elements frequencies change over time |
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| sea to land, change atm, dome by plants and bactiria |
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| more plants animals and insects that are stable |
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| one crop, problems, dies out, drought, insect infestation. plant diseas |
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| land, variety of plants. most of one certain plant |
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| 1.5 mil known 30-50 mill believed, ocean rain forest. |
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| declining but can help recover |
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| pathagenic, food hot or cold, survive 165--36 |
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| lemon-2 coffee tomato-3 nitric acid-0 tears blood- 7 milk saliva-6 sea water eggs-8 baking soads-9 salt lake- 10 glass cleaner-11 ammonia- 12 bleach-13 drain cleaner-14 |
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| atoms protons nutrons electrons nuclius, S,H,He,Mg,Li,Ca,K,Fe,Ni |
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| found in cells mitochondria ribosomes nuclius golgi apparatus rought smooth |
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| cell working together for a pupose |
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| 2 or more tissues working together |
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| part of oranism fucntiong as whole |
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| is to big to diffuse of osmoses across cell wall |
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| greenhouse/global warming |
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| vectors are oramisms that |
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| relationship between two orgamnisms which one benefits and other is caused damahe |
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| benefical to both organisms involved |
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| helps nutrients to be utilized by sahring roots of plants |
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| live on dead things, eucarya multi cledded sopre reproduction cell wall is chitin stiffens insects shells |
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| neither organism is harmed |
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| cells on the underside covering for protection |
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| surface volume ratio so nutrients and waste can diffuse |
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| 4 common elements that living organisms are composed of |
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| stores dns controls acctivity of cell dna is unique douvle helit manifactures rnd dna is only in nuclius rna made in nuclius and moved out to cytoplasm |
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