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| This is when an organism makes a biological or behavioral change that will benefit their survival and reproductive success in the environment. |
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| This is where the environment only has the potential to support a certain amount of population. This is usually at the point or before that the population will tend to stabilize. |
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| This is the cycle of energy and matter that link the living to the nonliving. |
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| This is the shelter, food, predators where a certain species is found. Anything that impinges on that society and somewhat alters behavior or survival. |
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| This is where small changes in a species occur that over a prolonged time can/does transform a species into something else. |
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| This is where the society depends on hunting/gathering for resources. |
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| Discrete particles of information that pass on information from a parent to the child. |
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| This is the area in which a certain species lives. |
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| Horticulture or Subsistence Agriculture |
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| Working small plots of land with or without the help of draft animals or plows or irrigation. |
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| This is basically the manufacturing or use of fossil fuels to make, create, or produce forms of food. |
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| This is a form of agriculture that used plow, irrigation, or draft animals to produce the items being produced. |
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| This is the environmental factors that a species has to have to survive and what it does to get this. |
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| This is a society that bases everything on the domestication of animals, some food may come from trade. |
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| This is where societies fight of control of natural resources or an area of land so that the society can survive/thrive on the land. |
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| This is the ability that a ecosystem can change and still be able to keep the basic elements. |
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| This is the rate in which an ecosystem can return to its normal rate after disturbances. |
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