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| this kingdom of bacteria live in harsh environments |
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| all common bacteria fall under this category |
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| this kingdom includes are eukaryotes that are not plants, animals , and fungi |
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| kingdom that all mushrooms are part of |
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| kingdom that includes mosses, conifers, ferns ,etc. |
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| kingdom that includes all vertebrates |
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| archae , eubacteria , eukarya |
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| organisms that change as their external environments change |
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| a state of reducued activity during unfavorable conditions |
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| name the three types of dispersion |
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| the human population is at approximately this many people |
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| amount of animals that will be extinct next century |
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| A layer in the atmosphere there a hole in this layer above antartica |
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| the burning of fossil fuels has caused this problem |
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| broadest level that holds all living organisms |
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| all the interacting organisms in an area |
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| all living organisms and nonliving organisms found in an aera describes an |
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| living things that affect an organism |
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| a graph showing how an organism relates to the variables of an environment |
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| process of an organism adapting to abiotic factors |
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| the number of deaths over a period of time describes |
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| three types of these show that likelihod of survival at different ages |
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| most population have this type of growth |
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| the number of individuals the environment can support over a long period of time |
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| this type of revolution led to a large increase in the human population |
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Kingdoms - archaebacteria, eubacteria, protista, fungi, plantae, anamailia
Domains - Archea , bacteria, eukarya |
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| name the six kingdoms and three domains |
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