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| individual that consists of one or more cells. |
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| a testable answer to your question |
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1. Observation
2. Question
3. Hypothesis
4. Prediction
5. Gather Information
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7. Assess results
8. Report
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| When any hypothesis meets these criteria |
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| an infinite number of tests would be necessary to confirm that it holds under every possible circumstance |
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| tests that can support or falsify a prediction |
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set of individuals that have a certain characteristic or receive a certain treatment
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| identical to the experimental group except for one variable |
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| They test predictions with experiments using |
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· models, variables, experimental groups, and control groups
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| Organisms grow, develop, and reproduce based on |
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| information encoded in DNA |
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| Organisms maintain homeostasis by |
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| sensing and responding to changes inside and outside of the body |
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| difference between from results from a subset and result from the whole |
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| small sample size increases |
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| the likelihood of sampling error in experiments |
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| fundamental building blocks of all matter |
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| the smallest unit of life |
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| process that maintains conditions in the internal environment within ranges that cells can tolerate |
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| the standard against which experimental groups can be compared |
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| statement of what a hypothesis leads you to expect to see |
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