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| regulates what comes in and out of a cell |
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| where chemical reactions occur |
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| Golgi Body/Apparatus/Complex |
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| modifies and packages proteins |
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| acts as the powerhouse of the cell; site of respiration |
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| "brain" of the cell; tells the cell what to do |
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| contains the genetic code for the cell |
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| assembles the proteins of the cell |
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| is the pathway from the cell membrane to the rest of the cell |
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| stores food and nutrients |
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| found in plant cell alone; surrounds the cell |
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| found only in plant cells; site of photosynthesis |
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| Central vacoule (Plant Only) |
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| plants cell only; stores water |
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| where an organism or community of organisms live |
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| is the variety and variability among living organisms and the ecological complexes in which they occur |
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| a major ecological community of organisms adapted to a particular enviromental condition on a large geographic area |
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| has extremely cold, treeless frozen landscape |
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| type of habitat common in the northern hemisphere where vegetation has wet siol |
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| areas with high levels of perticipation, humidity and contain a variety of decidious trees |
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| cold, wet forest with a lot of vegetation |
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| an area such as a prairie with grass-like vegetation |
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| type of woodland characterized by a very open space between its trees and by intrviening grassland |
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| area of extereme temperature changes; can be freezing at night and hot in the day |
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| an area that can have still or moving water |
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| an inlet or arm of the sea, especially the wide mouth of a river, where the tide meets the current |
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| a marsh like area or enviroment |
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| the amount of organisms that live in a specific area |
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| largest number of individuals of a particular species that can survive over a long period of time in a given enviroment |
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| a large tract of land covered in trees |
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| every part of earth that can support life |
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| every enviroments creatures and physical features |
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| an individual living thing |
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