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| gene therapyused viruses to replace defected hereditary matierals in the cell. |
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vaccines can prevent polio, rabies, measles and mumps.
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| cell theory is only relavent in the 1800's |
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| diffusion is a type of active transport |
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| only animals undergo resperation |
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| passive transport take place without the use of energy |
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| animals use chlorophyll to produce glucose |
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| photosynthesis results in the release of oxygen |
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| in respiration, glucose is broken down |
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| what type of feild guide would be the easiest and most efficient to use? |
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| what are the functions of a dichotomous key? |
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- avoids errors in comunication
- organisms with simular historys are grouped together
- gives discriptive information
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| the first name of the organisms specific name is the _______. |
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| scientific names of the organisms consist of __________. |
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| dichotomous keys are divided into steps with _____ descriptions at each step. |
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| linnaeus's sytem gave how many names to each organsim? |
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| if you know an insect is a butterfly but dont know its specific name, it would be best to use a ______ to find out. |
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the theory that all living things come only from other living things is called _______.
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| the belief that living things come from nonliving things is called _______. |
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| usually the largest organelle in the cell is the _________. |
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| plant cells that are long and hollow transport _______ and water through the plant. |
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| what is an example of a prokaryotic cell? |
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| groups of simular cells that do the same type of work is called ______. |
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| organic compounds always contain _______. |
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| substances to large to enter the cell membrane pass through using _________. |
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| active transport occurrs when _______ is used to move substances through the membrane. |
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| an atom containing more than 1 element |
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| what does not occur in the plant cell mitosis, but does in animal mitosis? |
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| hydras produce by _______. |
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| in ____ a body part regrows and may form a new organism. |
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| anything an organism responds to is a _________. |
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| the theory that living things come only from other living things is known as ___________. |
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| a two-word name used to classify living things is _______________ ______________. |
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| the ability to remain stable is called ___________. |
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| the smallest units of life are know as ____. |
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| another term for living things is __________. |
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| the reaction of an organism to a stimulus is called a ______. |
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| the _______ of an organism is it s evolutionary history. |
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| the _____ in an expirement is the standard used to compare with the outcome. |
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| all living things are made of organic ____________. |
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| the amount of adenine always equal the amount of _______> |
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