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| Study of substances and their chemical composition. |
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| Study of how species originated and change over time. |
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| Study of internal structures of an organism. |
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| Study of organisms and their relationship to the enviroment. |
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| Study of how organisms function. |
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| Spiny skinned invertebrates. |
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| Organisms with a nerve chord. |
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| Soft bodied invertebrates. |
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| Discovered the basic laws of heredity and established the foundations of genetics. |
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| Established the principles known as the scientific method. |
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| Greek Physician,formed principles now known as the scientific method. |
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| A most controversial scientist because of his theory of evolution. |
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| First great biologist,observed and classified living things. |
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| Dissected monkeys to learn more about the human body,especially circulation. |
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| Established bionomial nomenclature. |
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| Called the father of microbiology because of his invention of the microscope. |
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| Developed the model of DNA. |
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| Discovered the circulation of blood,formed a foundation for modern embryology. |
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| Known for many discoveries including pasteurization and vaccinations. |
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1.All organisms are made of cells
2.All organisms have organization of cells
3.All organisms use energy
4.All organisms respond to enviroment
5.All organisms grow
6.All organisms adapt to the enviroment
7.All organisms reproduce
8.All organisms have a life span |
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| Characteristics of Living Things |
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1.Animala
2.Plantae
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| Kingdoms of Living Things |
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1.State the Problem
2.Collect Information
3.Form a Hypothesis
4.Test the Hypothesis
5.Accept or Reject the Hypothesis
6.Reach a Conclusion and Communicate the Results |
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| Because you always want to have a standard of comparison to see if it's valid. |
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| Why does a good scientific experiment uses a control group as well as and experimental group? |
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| Definition of microbiology |
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| Study of microscopic organisms. |
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| Anton Van Leeuwnehoek was the father of microbiolgy and invented the microscope.This contributions has had a significant impact on the feild of biology and society because scientist and others can used this to identify or maginify objects thats need to be determined.It has many of uses in the feild of biology. |
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| Choose one biological contribution and give your opinion of how this contribution has had a significant impact on the feild of biology or society. |
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| The science or stufy of life. |
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| Origin of the Term Biology |
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| How did this branch of science(Biology)arose? |
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| Arose from the human need to understand and solve problems. |
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| Explination of facts or events. |
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| Accepted statement of facts or events that has been proven many times. |
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