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| What kind of consumer eats plants? |
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| What kind of consumer eats organisms that eat plants? |
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| What kind of consumer eats secondary consumers? |
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| What is the greatest amount of energy found is primary producers? |
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| What is a larger community? |
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| What are wild fires an example of? |
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| What is the explanation of natural phenomenon based on observations? |
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| Which of the is not a similarity according to evolution? |
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a. Same metabolic pathways
b. Energy derived from ATP or the sun
c. Consumption
d. Genetic Code
e. Reproduction
f. All of them
g. None of them* |
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| Which one is not part of Darwin's theory? |
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a. Variability
b. Competition
c. Survival of the Fittest
d. Adaptation
e. Natural Selection
f. New species may arise from old species
g. Exact DNA* |
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| In the embryo state, what refers to species that all look the same? |
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| What refers to the creation of new breeds? |
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| What distance leads to variation? |
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| Older bones that are different than more recent bones |
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| What are Plyploidy characteristics? |
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| More than 2 sets of chromosomes in a cell, best known in plants, some chromosomes divide, but cell doesn't |
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| The change of the peppered moth is an example of what? |
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| Total genetics of species and all traits that might turn up in future generations refers to what? |
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| According to the creation science theory, how old is the earth? |
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