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| the brain or control center of the cell |
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| spreading of molecules from a high concentration to a low concentration |
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| Mr. Ables' nickname for Mrs. Pirkle |
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| Protects the cell, on the outer layer |
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| Builds proteins in the cell |
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| Our species' scientific name |
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| Began the naming of species with the 2-word system, binomial nomenclature |
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| Stores water temporarily for the plant |
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| One that depends on others for its food |
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| One that makes or produces its own food |
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| Holds the glass specimen on the stage of the microscope |
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| Safety equipment worn to protect your eyes |
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| The part of the microscope you look in |
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| bacteria or viruses use for movement or locomotion |
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| The four stages of Meiosis |
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| The steps scientists use to explore problems and solutions. |
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| Partner is Adenine on the "ladder"/DNA |
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| Partner is Guanine in the "ladder"/DNA |
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| the role an organism plays in its environment |
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| SI Unit for Fahrenheit/Temperature |
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| System used world-wide for measuring |
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| How DNA is structured, like a twisted ladder |
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| Discovered and gave the name to the Double Helix |
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| Two-word system for naming species |
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| No true nucleus, just "Chromosome Material" |
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| Has a True nucleus, like "YOU" |
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| Large polymer made from 20 different amino acids |
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| 1st Level of Classification |
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| Division, or the 2nd level of Classification of species |
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| Nonliving, such as rocks, soil, air |
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| Makes its own food, on the bottom of the tropic level |
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| Relationship where two species are neither hurt or helped while together |
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| Relationship where both species benefit |
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| One species lives off of another |
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| One-celled, as in Unicellular |
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| How energy is passed from one organism to another (ex.: grass>deer>wolf) |
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| Plant eater, such as Rabbits |
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| Meat Eater, such as the wolf |
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| Eats both plants and animals, such as YOU |
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| Founded Evolution with another man, but Darwin did most of the work |
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| threadlike "roots" that gathers water and nutrients |
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| no tubelike cells, mosses,liverworts, live close to the ground |
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| tubelike cells, such as leaves on an elm tree |
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| Process in which plants use Chlorophyll to trap energy from the sun |
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| No backbone, like a squid or octopus |
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| reproduces itself with buds, like a dogwood tree |
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| Class of animals like squid, octopus, slug, clam, snail, and oyster |
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| Worm with a nerve cord and a mouth |
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| Worm with heart, brain, anus, intestines, etc. - body is divided into segments |
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| Skeleton on the outside of body, such as a lobster |
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| meat, fish, chicken, eggs |
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| Help destroy bacteria and viruses |
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| the elements that make up water: hydrogen and oxygen |
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| The elements Carbon and Oxygen |
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| Product of photosynthesis |
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| layer that produces xylem and phloem |
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| mitochondria breks down food molecules |
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| regulates the flow of water vapor from leaf tissue. |
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| tube that allows water to flow down. |
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| traps energy from sunlight. |
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| female structure of a flower. |
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| transfer of male pollen grains to the pistil of a flower. |
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| male stucture of a flower. |
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| opening in the cuticle of a leaf that controls gas exchange. |
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| loss of water through leaf |
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| tissues found in plants through which water and food are transported. |
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| tube that allows water to flow up in plants. |
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| a gene for each variation of a trait. |
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| material that is copied and passed |
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| Exchange of genetic material between nonsister chromatids. |
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| cell with two of each kind of chromosomes. |
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| process when DNA is copied. |
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| observed trait of an organism |
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| male or female sex cells. |
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| segment of DNA that controls the protein and the cell cycle. |
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| combination of gene in an organism. |
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| cell with one of each kind of chromosomes or n, number of choromosomes. |
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