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| multipule living creatures that have the same features and can reproduce with each other |
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| a huge grouping of living things |
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| one of the 5 animal kingdoms; it needs to consume other organisims to survive |
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| one of the Kingdoms; decomposers |
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| not considered life because it cannot reproduce on its own but uses another organisims cells |
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| one of the biological kingdoms; they have photosynthisis |
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| the level of grouping below kingdoms |
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| the level of grouping below Phylums |
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| the grouping below classes |
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| the grouping below orders |
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| the grouping below family, somtimes the species in a genus can reproduce with each other such as some types of wolfs and dogs |
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| somtimes the organisims within a species will have slight differences but can still reproduce with each other; they are subspecies |
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| one of the 5 kingdoms; includes creatures such as Bacteria |
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| one of the 5 kingdoms; all organisims that cannot be organised into one of the other kingdoms go here |
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| same as ecosystem exept for no abiotic elements |
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| population of a single species |
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| all abiotic and biotic elements that interact in a environment |
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