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| From, away, apart (abduct - move away from the midline of the body) |
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| Less lack, not (asymmetrical - not symmetrical) |
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| To, toward (adduct - move toward the midline of the body) |
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| Different (allometric growth - different rates of growth for different rates of growth for different parts of the body during development) |
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| Both sides (ambidextrous - able to use either hand) |
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| A man (androecium - the male portion of a flower) |
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| Unequal (anisogamy - sexual reproduction in which the gametes are of unequal size) |
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| Forward, before (anteflexion - bending forward) |
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| Against (antibody - proteins that have the capacity to react against foreign substances in the body) |
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| Self (autotroph - organism that manufactures its own food) |
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| Two (biennial - a plant that takes two years to complete its life cycle) |
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| Life (biology - the study of life) |
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| Around (circumcision - a cutting around) |
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| With, together (congenital - existing with or before birth) |
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| Against (contraception - against conception |
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| Cell (cytology - the study of cells) |
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| Two (disaccharide - a compound made of two sugar molecule chemically combined) |
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| Apart (dissect - cut apart) |
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| Outside (ectoderm - outer layer of cells) |
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| Within, inner (endoplasmic reticulum - a network of membranes found within the cytoplasm) |
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| On, upon (epidermis - upon the dermis) |
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| Out from, out of (extension - a straightening out) |
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| Outside, beyond (extraembryonic membrane - a membrane that encircles and protects the embryo) |
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| Heavy (gravitropism - growth of a plant in response to gravity) |
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| Half (cerebral hemisphere - lateral half of the cerebrum) |
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| Other different (heterozygous - having unlike members of a gene pair) |
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| Unchanging, steady (homeostasis - reaching a steady state) |
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| Same (homologous - corresponding in structure; homozygous - having identical members of a gene pair) |
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| Excessive, above normal (hypersecretion - excessive secretion) |
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| Under, below, deficient (hypotonic - a solution whose osmotic pressure is less than that of a solution with which it is compared) |
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| Not (incomplete flower - a flower that does not have one or more of the four main parts) |
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| Between, among (interstitial - situated between parts) |
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| Within (intracellular - within the cell) |
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| Equal, like (isotonic - equal osmotic pressure) |
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| Large (macronucleus - a large, polyploid nucleus found in ciliates) |
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| Bad, abnormal (malnutrition - poor nutrition) |
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| Large, great (megakaryocyte - giant cell of bone marrow) |
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| Middle (mesoderm - middle tissue layer of the animal embryo) |
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| After, beyond (metaphase - the stage of mitosis after prophase) |
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| Small (microscope - instrument for viewing small objects) |
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| One (monocot - a group of flowering plants with one cotyledon, or seed leaf, in the seed) |
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| Small, few, scant (oligotrophic lake - a lake deficient in nutrients and organisms) |
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| Egg (oocyte - cell that gives rise to an egg cell) |
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| A child (paedomorphosis - the preservation of a juvenile characteristic in an adult) |
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| Near, beside, beyond (paracentral - near the center) |
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| Around (pericardial membrane - membrane that surrounds the heart) |
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| Light (phototropism - growth of a plant in response to the direction of light) |
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| Many, much, multiple, complex (polysachharide - a carbohydrate composed of many simple sugars) |
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| After, behind (postnatal - after birth) |
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| Before (prenatal - before birth) |
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| False (pseudopod - a temporary protrusion of a cell, i.e., "false foot") |
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| Backward (retroperitoneal - located behind the peritoneum) |
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| Half (semlinar - half-moon) |
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| Under (subtaneous tissue - tissue immediately under the skin) |
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| Above (supraneal - above the kidney) |
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| With, together (sympatric speciation - evolution of a new species within the same geographic region as the parent species) |
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| With, together (syndrome - a group of symptoms that occur together and characterize a disease) |
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| Across, beyond (transport - carry across) |
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