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| Low laying areas where water is trapped |
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| When algae grows rapidly and kills lake's ecosystems |
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| Type of water source found underground; soaks through permeable sources |
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Type of water source found above ground; ex. rivers, streams, oceans
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ability to float in water, counteracting gravity
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Attraction between positive Hydrogen atoms and negative Oxygen atoms
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Water molecules' ability to attach to other water molecules
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| Water molecules' ability to attach to other polar substances |
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an organism whose cells have membrane-bound nucleus and organelles.
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a unicellular organism that lacks a true nucleus and membrane.
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an animal that carries and transmits a disease.
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Industrial use of living organisms to produce foods, drugs, and other products.
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a disease that spreads over a wide geographic area.
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a microbe that causes disease in an organism.
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a person with a disease that they can pass to other organisms.
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| any organism that cannot be seen with the naked eye (protist, bacteria, virus) |
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An infectious disease that has spread across the world.
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A non-living prokaryote that invades a living host.
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Most abundant and oldest living microbe; prokaryote
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Living, eukaryotic cell that carries photosynthesis and can eat its energy
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Process where organisms create glucose and release oxygen
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Process where organisms convert glucose into energy for cellular function
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Balanced diet exercise that supports an organism's cellular function
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Living organism that harbors a parasite or virus; virus cannot spread without a host
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