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the study of the interactions that living things have with each other and with the environment |
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Any geneticall based phenotypic change in a population of organisms over succesive generations |
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The maintenance of a relativly stable internal environment in living things |
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A tentative, testable explanation of an observed phenomenon |
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A set of disciplines that focus on various aspects of the living world. |
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Th investigation of life at the level of its individual molecules. |
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the study of whole organisms |
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the natural sciences not concerned with life |
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the study of the physical functioning of animals and plants |
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a means of coming to understand the natural world through observation and the testing of hypotheses. |
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the process by which scientists investigate the natural world |
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A general set of principles, supported by evidence, that explains some aspect of nature |
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an element of an expeeriment that is changed compared to an initial condition |
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