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| anything that possesses all of the chracteristics of life |
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| the production of offspring |
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| a group of oragnisms that can interbreed and produce fertiel offspring |
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| an increse in the amount of living material and the formation of new structures |
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| all changes that take place during the life of an oragnism |
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| an organisms enviroment (air, water etc.) |
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| any condition in the enviroment that requires an organism to ajust |
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| regulation of an organism's internal enviroment to maintain conditions suitable for its survival |
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| any stucture, behavior, or internal process that enables an organism to respond to stimuli and better survive in an enviroment |
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| the gradual accumilation of adaptations over time |
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| the common steps that biologist and other scientists use to gather info and answer questions |
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| an explantion for a questiuon or problem that can be formally tested |
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| a proceadure that tests the hypothesis |
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| a group in which all conditions are kept the same |
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| the only varible that affects the outcome of the experiment |
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| the second condition that results from the change |
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| info obatined form an experiment |
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| an explantion of a natural phenomenon |
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| the application of scientific research to society's needs and problems |
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