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| Stepwise procedure for answering questions about the world. |
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| Being measured in experiment |
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| Expected to change in dependent variable |
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| optical funnel; concentrates the light on the object and fills the filed of the objective. |
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| regulates the position of the condenser. |
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| Regulates the amount of light for eye comfort and sharpest vision. |
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Association of DNA and proteins
site of messenger RNA production . |
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Nucleus
Nucleolus
Nuclear membrane
chromatin
Plasma membrane
cytoplasm |
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Nucleus
Plasma membrane
Cytoplasm
Organelles. |
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Cell body
Nucleus
Axons/Dendrites
Glial Cell Nuclei |
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| What are in the organelles |
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Plasma membrane
nucleus
nuclear membrane
nucleolus
cytoplasm |
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Prophase
Metaphase
Anaphase
telophase |
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| A cell produced by mitosis synthesizes a full complement of sub cellular cytoplasmic organelles as well as a second set of chromosomes. |
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| Two centriole pairs move to opposite ends of the cell and the chromatin begins to shorten and coil. |
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| Two centrioles are connected by a micro tubule network of spindle fibers that is stretched across the cell. |
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| Centromeres shared by the duplicated chromosomes divides and separates. |
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| Opposite ends now, cleavage furrow continues to deepen until the old cytoplasm is cut in half, a process referred to as cytokinesis. |
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| Systematic organization of animals |
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| attempt to explain how groups of animals are related in an evolutionary context. |
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Kingdom
Phylum
class
order
family
Genus
species |
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