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| All living things obtain and use? |
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| All living things excrete? |
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| All living things respond to? |
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| All living things adapt to? |
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| All living things maintain? |
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| all living things are made up of? |
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| what is it called when cells are made up of a single cell? |
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| what is it called when a living organisms is made up of many cells? |
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| all forms of life get their energy they use from the? |
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| what is the name of plants and bacteria that capture energy directly from the sun? |
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| animals use food as a source of energy. The food that animals eat came from plants or animals that while alive eat plants and animals. |
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| all organisms obtain and use energy and? |
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| most organisms grow into? |
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| one parents genetically identical off springs is called? |
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| two different parents genetic material is? |
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| all living things have the ability to? |
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| what behavior or characteristic traits help species survive? |
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| what is a stable internal environment called? |
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| when you group things in a logical manner its called? |
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| what is the science of classifying and giving a scientific name to an organism? |
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| what is the two-word naming system called? |
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| who is the Swedish botanist from the 18th century that developed a two part naming system? |
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| what is the science of classifying organisms and giving a scientific name called? |
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| at one time their was no order to classifying organisms, now there is order and its called? |
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| linnaeus's systems had 7 levels of organization, each level called? |
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| linnaeus's placed all living things into two kingdoms called? |
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| animalia (animal) or plantae (plant) |
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| today we have 6 kingdoms name them |
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| Plants, Animals, Protists, Fungi, Archaebacteria, Eubacteria |
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| a possible explanation to a scientific question |
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| a series of steps scientist use to answer or solve a problem |
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| the factor in a controlled experiment that can change |
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| a hypothesis that has been supported by many experiments |
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| an experiment that tests only one variable at a time |
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| the maintenance of a stable internal environment |
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| found in all the cells of all living, the blueprint for life, is the instructions for proteins |
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| single parent,offspring are identical to the parent |
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| a membrane covered structure that contains all of the materials necessary for life |
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| the arrangement of organisms into orderly groups based on their similarities |
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| the science of identifying and classifying |
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| a cell with no nucleus, a bacterial cell |
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| a tool used to identify unknown organisms |
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| the smallest and simplest organism on the planet |
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| the movement of molecules from an area of high to lower concentration |
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| simple cell divide used by bacteria one cell divides into two new identical cells |
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| the attraction of the molecules of an object to each other |
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| the attraction of one object to another |
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| have bacteria, no nucleus, no organelles, unicellular, microscopic, DNA, cell membrane, cytoplasm |
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| have organelles, nucleus, multi-cellular, protist, plants, fungi, animals, cell membrane, DNA, cytoplasm |
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| Each species in the binomial naming system has 2 parts. what are the names called? |
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| genius name and species name |
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| producers are organisms called autotrophs that? |
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| carry out photosynthesis to obtain energy from the sun |
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| consumers are organisms called heterotrophs that eat producers(autotrophs)or other consumers to? |
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| in a picture of a cell the nucleus is in the? |
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| have no nucleus and have no organelles and are unicellular uni means one, single!! |
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| have a nucleus and have organelles and are multi-cellular muti means more!!! |
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| is the outside of the cell |
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| is found in the inside of a cell where the nucleus is |
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| quantitative(numbers) and qualitative(description) |
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| a hypothesis that has been supported by many experiments |
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| one cell divides into 2 identical cells |
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