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| The factors in an experiment that remain unchanged |
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| Reproduction that only needs one parent's genetic material. |
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| The variable that changes depending on the variable you are manipulating |
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| Deoxyribonucleic Acid. The carrier of genetic information. |
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| An advanced microscope that can see molecules and 3D objects |
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| The theory that all living things change over time based on their habitat and climate. |
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| The group in an experiment where you manipulate one factor. |
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| Something that has been proven true by experience or observation |
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| The state of equilibrium in an organism |
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| An educated guess about the outcome of an experiment |
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| The one factor in an experiment that you are manipulating |
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| One One-thousandth of a millimeter |
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| Reproduction that needs the genetic material of two parents |
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| Records all quantitative (measurement) observations |
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| a process that uses experimental thinking to solve problems. |
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