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the scientific study of life |
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- order - regulation - growth and development - energy utilization - response to the environment - reproduction - evolution |
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What are some properties of life? |
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each organism interacts with its ___. |
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organisms and their ___ affect each other. |
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___ acquired by producers move through organisms and eventually return to the soil or to the atmosphere. |
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Compounds acquired by ___ move through organisms and eventually return to the soil or to the atmosphere. |
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Compounds acquired by producers move through ___ and eventually return to the soil or to the atmosphere. |
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Compounds acquired by producers move through organisms and eventually return to the ___ or to the ___. |
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the ___ tells us that all living things are made of cells |
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- all cells are enclosed in a membrane - and cells use DNA for sorting genetic information |
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What does the cell theory tell us? |
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All cells are enclosed in a ___. |
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cells use ___ for storing genetic information. |
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prokaryotic and eukaryotic |
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What are the two main forms of cells? |
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These types of cells contain various organelles |
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internal structures with their own membranes. |
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name two examples of organelles. |
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these types of cells do not have membrane enclosed organelles |
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- bacteria - archaea - eukarya |
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At the largest scale, life is classified into what three domains? |
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The domain Bacteria and domain Archaea are the ___. |
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The domain ___ and domain ___ are the prokaryotes. |
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The domain Eukarya are the ___ |
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The domain ___ are the eukaryotes. |
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