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| The change which is under contorl of the experimenter, Only One. |
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| The change that is being measured by the experimenter. |
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| Anything that has mass and tkaes up space, Made up of elements. |
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| The smallest unit of life. |
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| Living or was once living. |
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| Non-living or never was living |
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| Used to show unrelated data. |
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| Used to show the progression of related data. |
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| Used to show categorical data organized into percentages. |
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| Fuel formed hundreds of millions of years ago from the remains of dead plants and animals. |
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| Obtained by the splitting of radioactive elements. |
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| Obtained by harnessing the energy of moving water. |
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| The change from one type of energy to another. |
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| Energy of position depends on height (gravity) and mass. |
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| Heat, wave, sound, mechanical, solar, light, electrical, chemical, nuclear, |
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| Something that prevents the loss or transfromation of energy. |
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| The movement of heat energy through fluids (liquid and gas) in a cirular motion. |
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| The movement of energy through space. |
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| Organism that gets energy from feeding on others |
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| Organism that does the killing |
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| Feeds on bodies of dead organisms |
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| Organism that makes its own food |
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| Organism that breaks down chemicals from dead organisms |
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| Series of events when one organism eats another |
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| Pattern of overlapping food chains |
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| Small, grain like structure in the cytoplasm |
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| Cell structure that forms passages way is which protain and other materials can |
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| Small round cell structure containing chemicals that break down large food |
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| Structure in cell of plants that captures solar energy for food |
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| Creates energy for cell; peanut shaped |
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| Process using carbon dioxide, water, and sunlight to make food |
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| Process cells use to break simple food molecules to release their energy |
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| A planar fracture in rock in which the rock on one side of the fracture has moved wtih respect to the rock on the other side |
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| A rock formed by heat and pressure |
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| A rock formed by molten magma |
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| The transport of water and other molecules across membranes |
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| the process by which molecules which results to their kinetic energy of motion. |
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