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| White, (linea alba, leucoplast,) |
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| To walk, (ambulatory, amble, ambulance) |
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| Condition, State of, (homeostasis) |
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| Thoroughly (Besmirched, Besprinkle) |
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| Heart (Cardiac Arrest, Cardiologist) |
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| Head (cephalothorax, encephalitis) |
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| Chemical (Chemistry, Chemotherapy) |
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| to kill, to cut (incision, excision, circumcision,) |
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| With, Together (convene, compress, contemporary, converge, compact, conjoin, combine) |
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| Against, opposite (contradict, counteract, contravene, contrary, counterspy, contrapuntal) |
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| Cell (cytoplasm, cytoskeleton) |
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| Circle, Wheel (bicycle, cyclical, cycle, ) |
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| From, Down, Away (detach, deploy, deodorize, devoid, deflate, degenerate) |
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| Teeth (dentist, orthodontist, peridontist) |
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| Skin (epidermis, dermatologist) |
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| Through, Cross, Between (diameter, diagonal, dialogue dialect, dialectic, diagnosis, diachronic) |
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| Speak (predict, verdict, malediction, dictionary, dictate, dictum, diction, indict ) |
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| Away, Not, Negative (dismiss, differ, disallow, disperse, dissuade, disconnect, dysfunction, disproportion, disrespect, distemper, distaste, disarray, dyslexia) |
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| to lead, pull (produce, abduct, product, transducer, viaduct, aqueduct, induct, deduct, reduce, induce) |
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| Power (dynamic, dynamometer, dynamite, dynamo, dynasty) |
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| Outside (ectomorph, ectoderm, ectoplasm, ectopic, ectothermal) |
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| Removal Of (appendectomy, tonsilectomy) |
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| Inside, Within (endotoxin, endoscope, endogenous) |
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| Above, on top of (epidermis, epicenter) |
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| Equal (equilibrium, equinox, equation, equator) |
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| Out, away, from, (emit, expulsion, exhale, exit, express, exclusive, enervate, exceed, explosion) |
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| Without, outside, outer (exoskeleton) |
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| Flow (effluence, influence, effluvium, fluctuate, confluence, reflux, influx) |
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| To bend (flexible, reflection, deflect, circumflex) |
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| something that drives away (centrifuge) |
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| Produce from, producing (Carcinogenic, genetic) |
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| To write or draw (polygraph, grammar, biography, graphite, telegram, autograph, lithograph, historiography, graphic) |
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| Blood (hematologist, hematoma, hemoglobin) |
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| Over, Above (Hypertonic, hyperactive, hypertensive, hyperbolic, hypersensitive, hyperventilate, ) |
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| Below, Less than (hypotonic, hypotension, hypodermic, hypoglycemia, hypoallergenic) |
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| Beneath (infrared, infrastructure) |
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| Between (international, intercept, intermission, interoffice, internal, intermittent, introduce) |
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| Within, Into (intranet, intracranial, intravenous) |
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| Same, Like (isotonic, isometric, isotope ) |
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| Inflammation (tonsillitis, appendicitis, bronchitis) |
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| To burst, destroy (plasmolysis, lysosome, cytolysis) |
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| Middle (mesomorph, mesoamerica, mesosphere) |
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| Beyond, Change (metamorphosis, metabolism, metainformation) |
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| Bad, Badly (misinform, misinterpret, , misnomer, mistake,) |
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| To send (transmit, permit, missile, missionary, remit, admit, missive, mission) |
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| Shape (polymorphic, morpheme, amorphous) |
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| Nerve (neuron, neurosurgeon ) |
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| Relating to vision or eyes (optometrist, ocular lens, binoculars) |
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| All (omnipotent, omnivorous, omniscient) |
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| Full of (suffix for sugar) (dextrose, sucrose, glucose) |
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| State, condition (halitosis) |
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| Bone (osteoporosis, osteosarcoma ) |
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| Straight (orthoptera, orthopedics, orthodontist, ) |
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| Beside (paramedic, paraphrase, parachute) |
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| Abnormality, Disease (psychopathy) |
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| Around (periscope, perimeter, perigee, periodontal) |
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| Love, an affinitity/liking for (hydrophilic) |
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| Abnormal, fear of (hydrophobic, claustrophobic, arachnophobia) |
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| Sound (telephone, phonics, homophone, microphone) |
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| Transmisison, carrying (electrophoresis) |
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| Fluid Substance (cytoplasm, nucleoplasm) |
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| Flat, Broad (platypus, platyhementhes) |
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| Foot (pseudopod, gastropod) |
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| Opening, Hole (pore, porous, osteoporosis) |
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| To carry (porter, portable, report, transportation, deport, import, export) |
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| After (postpardum, post-operative) |
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| back, again (report, realign, retract, revise, regain) |
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| Backwards (retrorocket, retrospect, retrogression, retroactive) |
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| Holy (sanctify, sanctuary, sanction, sanctimonious) |
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| For seeing or observing (microscope) |
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| to write (inscription, prescribe, conscript, scribble, transcribe) |
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cut (intersect, transect, dissect, secant, section)
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| Half (semifinal, semiconscious, semimonthly, semicircle) |
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| To look (inspect, spectator, circumspect, prospect, spectacle) |
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| Under, Below (submerge, submarine, substandard, subnormal, subvert) |
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| Above (superior, suprarenal, superscript, supernatural, supercede) |
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| To put together (photosynthesis, dehydration synthesis, synchronous, syndicate) |
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| Distance, Afar (television, telephone, telegraph, telemetry) |
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| ductless gland that secretes hormones directly into bloodstream |
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| Heat (thermal, thermometer, thermocouple, thermodynamic, thermoelectric) |
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| Poison (toxic, toxoplasmosis) |
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| to drag, draw (attract, tractor, traction, extract, retract, protract, detract, subtract, contract, intractable) |
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| Across (transoceanic, transmit, transport, transducer) |
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| relating to nutrition, food, health, growth (atrophy) |
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| not (uncooked, unharmed, unintended) |
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| beyond, on the further side of, excessive, extreme (ultraviolet) |
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| To carry (vector, vehicle, convection, vehement) |
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| To turn (convert, revert, advertise, versatile, vertigo, invert, reversion, extravert, introvert) |
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| Life (vital, vitality, vitamins, revitalize) |
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| Relating to animals (zoology, zoological) |
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| stage in mitosis, migration of chromatids to opposite ends of the cell, homologous pairs migrate |
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| largest artery, carries blood from left ventricle |
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| Blood vessel that carries blood away from the heart |
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| part of the nervous system regulates involuntary muscle, (walls of alimentary canal, includes the parasympathetic and sympathetic nervous systems) |
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| Hindbrain region, controls equilibrium and muscle coordination |
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| Largest part of human brain, center of intelligence, conscious thought, and senation |
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| daily cycles of behaviour |
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| stable biotic part of ecosystem in which populations exist in balance wih each other and environment |
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| part of neuron that transmits impulses to cell body |
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| cells with double set of chromosomes in homologous pairs |
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| outermost embryonic germ layer that gives rise to the skin, eyes, and nervous system |
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| network of membrane enclosed spaces connected with nuclear membrane, transports materials through cells |
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| coiled part of sperm duct, adjacent to the testes in mammals. |
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| female sex hormone secreted by the follicle |
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| Calvin Cycle (Dark Cycle) |
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| photosynthesis that reduces fixed carbon to carbohydrates through addition of electrons |
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| mammalian oviduct that leds from ovaries to the uterus |
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| anterior pituitary hormone that stimulates the follicle in females and the function of seminiferous tubules in males |
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| stage in embryonic development, differentiation of cells into ectoderm and endoderm germ layers and formation of archenteron |
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| anaerobic respiration of carbohydrates |
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| cell that have halfthe chromosome number typical for species |
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| membranous organelles invovled in storage and modification of secretory products |
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| process of aerobic respiration that fully harvests the energy of gl |
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| secreted by anterior pituitary gland, stimulates conversion of follicle into corpus luteum and secretion of progesterone. Also stimulates secretion of sex hormones by the testes |
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| Organelle with enzymes that aid in intracellular digestion |
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| primary germ layer, give rise to skeleton, circulatory system, and reproductive organs |
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| a stage of mitosis; chromosomes line up at the equator of the cell |
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| a tube connecting ovaries and the uterus |
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| stomach enzyme that partially digests proteins, works best at low pH or acidic |
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| process of photosynthesis in which water is split into H+ and OH- the hydrogen iorn is then joined to NADP |
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| Nicotinamide-adeninedinucleotide also called DPN; a respiratory oxidatoin-reduction molecule |
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| 2 parts, anterior and posterior with its own secretions called the "master gland" because its hormones stimulate secretions by other glands |
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| hormone secreted by corpus luteum of vertebrates and the placenta of mammals; its function is to maintain the endometrium |
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| kingdom of unicellular living organisms that are neither animals nor plants; includes some algae, slime molds, protozoa |
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| organelle in cytoplasm that contains RNA; does protein synthesis |
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| any cell that is not reproductive |
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| part of the flower that produces pollen |
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| junction between axon terminal of one neuron and the dendrites of another |
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| first stage of protein synthesis in which info coded on DNA is written on mRNA |
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| innermost embryonic layer that gives rise to lumbs, gastrointestinal tract, and bladder lining |
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| point where a muscle attaches to skin, bone or another muscle |
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| triggers body to retain NaCl in times of excessive heat |
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| Biome with grasslands and few trees (prairie) |
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| gene ratios and allele frequencies are the same through each generation that isn't evolving. random mating, large population, no immigration, no natural selection, and little mutation |
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