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| process through which organisms make nutrients available to cells |
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Solute that donate protons
PH lower than 7 |
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| movement and collision of gas molecules in the atmosphere |
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| Diff versions of a gene in a population |
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| plant hormones associated with growth patterns |
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solute that accepts protons
PH higher than 7 |
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reproductive mechanism of prokaryotes
part of cell breaks off with copy of DNA |
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| study of the patterns and mechanism of the transmission of inherited traits from one gen to another |
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long term patterns of temp
latitude as large affect |
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| The study of what causes motion |
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flow of a charge
direct or alternating |
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what skeletal muscles are attached to in vertebrates
protects vital organs |
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multicellular organisms
have organelles
plant/animal cells |
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hard external skeleton
covers muscles & organs of some invertebrates |
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| quantitative measure of the ability to contribute alleles and traits to offspring |
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| a complex coordinated behavioral response triggers by specific stimulation form the environment |
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push or pull on an object
mass x acceleration |
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| the sum total of all alleles in a population |
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| gametes that, when joined, produce diploid offspring |
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| development of embryo to adult |
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| eukaryotic cell division involving male and female gametes |
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small nuclei combine into larger nuclei
Sun |
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large nucleus splits into smaller nuclei
Nuclear plants |
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| naturally occurring, inorganic solids |
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sex cells are produced
4 genetically distinct daughter haploid cells |
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asexual reproductive process
eukaryotic cells
form 2 daughter cells w/same genetic make up
interphase
prophase
metaphase
anaphase
telekenesis
cytogenesis |
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rate at which work is done
work/time |
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unicellular organisms
no nucleus
no membrane organelles |
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| controls cellular chemical activities |
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| the max amount of that substance that can be dissolved in a particular solvent at a particular temperature |
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| the substance that does the dissolving |
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| the substance that is dissolved |
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| the force that must be overcome to set an object in motion |
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above the troposphere
where ozone is |
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relationship between organisms
intimate, often permanent coexistance |
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| specialized cells with a common function |
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layer closest to the earth
where weather is |
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| diploid single cell offspring formed from the union of gametes |
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| asexual reproduction of many plants and animals |
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| how attached atom is to its electrons |
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| how atom feels about gaining new electron |
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shiny solids at room temp
malleability, ductility
conductor of heat/electricity |
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brittle in solid state
form compound easily |
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| increases as temperature increases |
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vibrations
more dense, faster sound will travel
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fat
things that move need fat instead of carbs
(animals vs. veggies) |
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| where photosynthesis occurs |
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| sites of protein production |
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| transport of proteins in cells |
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recieves and repackages proteins
post office |
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| break down material ingested by the cell |
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sites of aerobic respiration
suppliers of energy |
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| carry blood away from heart |
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Full moon- high tide
new moon-low tide |
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