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| Anything that has or once had all of the characteristics of life |
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| Components of living things are arranged in an orderly way |
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| The addition of mass to an organism |
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| The process of natural changes that take place during the life of an organism |
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| The production of offspring |
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| A group of organisms that can breed with one another and produce fertile offspring |
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| Anything that is part of an organism's internal or external environment that causes some sort of reaction by the organism |
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| The reaction to a stimulus |
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| Maintaining constant internal conditions |
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| Any inherited characteristic that results from changes to a species over time. |
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| A body of knowledge based on the study of nature |
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| An explanation of a natural phenomenon supported by many observations and experiments over time. |
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| Cell theory, atomic theory, gravitational theory, theory of evolution, big bang theory |
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| a set of moral principles or values |
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| Made of cells; displays organization; grows and develops; reproduces; responds to stimuli; uses energy; maintains homeostasis; adaptations evolve over time |
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