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Science of life
bio= life
logos= study |
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| an organsm that has one or all of the characteristics of life |
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| arranged in an orderly fashion |
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| addition of mass to an organism |
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| process of natural changes that take place durning the life or an organism |
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| group of organisms that may bredd and produce offspring |
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| anything that causes some sort of reaction |
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| regulations of an organism's internal conditions to maintain life |
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| an inherited characteristic that results from changes to a species over time, they must adapt to life |
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| body of knowledge based in the study of nature |
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| an explaination of a natural phenomenon supported by many observations and experiments over time |
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| Process by which procedures and results are evaluated by other scientists |
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| all scientists use it so mesurments are all the same |
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| International System of the Metric System |
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| applies science to matter of legal interst |
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| set of moral principles or values |
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| direct method of gathering information in an orderly way |
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| combination of what you know and what you have already learned to create a logical conclusion |
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| method scientists use to gather infromation and preform experiments |
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| testable explanation of a situation |
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| group used for comparison |
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| occurance of accidental or unexpected but fortunate results |
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| group exposed to the factor being tested |
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| a phenomenon is investigated in a controlled setting to test a hypothesis |
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| the only factor that can change in the experiment |
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| the factor that is measured |
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| factor that remains the same in the experiment |
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| information gained by observation |
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| logo designed to alert you about a specific danger |
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