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| process by which light energy is converted to chemical energy |
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| organisms that use energy from sun (example: plants) |
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| organisms that must get energy from food (example: humans) |
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| metabolic process that requires oxygen |
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| metabolic process that does not require oxygen |
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| process that breaks down glucose |
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| organisms reproductive cells (sperm and egg) |
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| the point where 2 chromatids attach |
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| chromosomes that are similar in shape, size, and genetic content |
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| contain genes that will determine sex of the individual (X and Y) |
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| photo of the chromosomes arranged by size |
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| repeating squence of cellular growth and division |
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| process during cell division in which the nucleus is divided into 2 nuclei |
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| cytoplasm of the cell is divided in half |
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| prophase, metaphase, anaphase, telophase |
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| cell division that halves the number of chromosomes when forming the egg and sperm |
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| portions of a chromosome are broken and exchanged with another chromosome |
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| passing of traits from parent to offspring |
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| all of the offspring display only one form of a trait (example: all blue eyes) |
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| different version of a gene |
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| the expressed form of the trait |
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| the trait not expressed when the dominant trait is present |
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| 2 alleles of the gene are the same |
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| 2 alleles of a gene are different |
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