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| The study of all living things. |
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| The condition of a constant internal enviroment. |
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| The process by which organisms take in food and break it down so it can be used for metabolism |
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| Substances that an organisms use to for energy, growth, repair, and maintinence. |
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| The taking in of food from the enviroment |
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| Breakdown of complex food materials into simpler forms that an organism can use |
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| Process by which substances enter and leave cells and become distributed within the cells |
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| The process of releasing chemical energy |
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| Combining simple substances to make more complex substances |
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| The process by which living organisms incrase in size |
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| The removal of wastes from the body |
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| All activities that help to maintain an organism's homeostasis |
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| Process by which living things produce new organisms of their own kind |
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| A single parent produces the offspring that are identical to the parent |
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| Process in which two parents make offspring, and offspring is not exactly identical to the parent |
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| All chemical reactions occuring within the cells of an organism |
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